A case study describing the co-development of an adapted digital version of an existing Card-Sort Task for Self-harm research tool (CaTS-App).
The paper describes the approach and activities developed to deliver Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) and coproduction with young people with lived experience of self-harm in the participatory (Planning and Discovery, Design and Development) phases of the development of a digital version of a card-sort task for self-harm. The paper includes details and illustrative examples of the four PPI and co-production objectives of information and clarity, ways of working, safety and recognition.