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A Framework for Remotely Enabled Co-design with Young People: Development and Application with Neurodiverse Children and their Caregivers

Keystone 2 - Lived Experience

Case Studies Methods

Creation of a novel engagement framework for remote co-design.

Cultivating Participatory Processes in Self-harm App Development: A Case-study and Working Methodology

Keystone 2 - Lived Experience

Case Studies

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 Process of Co-design for a New Anxiety Intervention for Autistic Children

Keystone 2 - Lived Experience

Case Studies Methods

Description of a co-design process, used in the development of a new anxiety intervention.

No Evidence Synthesis About Me Without Me: Involving Young People in the Conduct and Dissemination of a Complex Evidence Synthesis

Keystone 2 - Lived Experience

Methods

Report on a children and young person’s advisory group (CYPAG) input into a systematic review.

Guidance on Co-producing a Research Project

Keystone 2 - Lived Experience

Guidelines

Explanation of how the NIHR Centre for Engagement and Dissemination define the co-production of a research project.

Reflections and Recommendations of a Co-produced Qualitative Study with Young People who have Experience of Mental Health Difficulties

Keystone 2 - Lived Experience

Methods

A qualitative study, exploring young peoples’ perceptions on the feasibility of using technology to detect mental health deterioration.

GRIPP2 Reporting Checklists: Tools to Improve Reporting of Patient and Public Involvement in Research

Keystone 2 - Lived Experience

Guidelines

Research to develop guidelines aimed to enhance the quality, transparency, and consistency of patient and public involvement (PPI) in research.

Moving from Co-design to Co-research. Engaging Youth Participation in Guided Qualitative Enquiry

Keystone 2 - Lived Experience

Methods

Inclusion of young people in qualitative research.

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