Beyond the methodological binary: coproduction as the third pillar of mental health science

Embedding coproduction as a core methodology can improve the relevance and responsiveness of research to clinical realities. Grounding research in lived experience offers insights that enhance service design, build trust and support more equitable, person-centred care, ultimately contributing to better clinical outcomes and more inclusive mental health systems.

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BMJ Mental Health
Published
2025-09-01
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjment-2025-301807
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11
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Mental Health and Patient Involvement
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Beyond the methodological binary: coproduction as the third pillar of mental health science

James Leonard Downs
11 citations
BMJ Mental Health
Mental Health and Patient Involvement
30.97
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Beyond the methodological binary: coproduction as the third pillar of mental health science

James Leonard Downs
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11 citations

Abstract

Embedding coproduction as a core methodology can improve the relevance and responsiveness of research to clinical realities. Grounding research in lived experience offers insights that enhance service design, build trust and support more equitable, person-centred care, ultimately contributing to better clinical outcomes and more inclusive mental health systems.

BMJ Mental HealthVol. 28(1)
Cardiff University (GB)
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Mental Health and Patient Involvement
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