Moving together to facilitate equity and inclusion in research. The co-production of interventions for clinical trials to facilitate participation of people from ethnically diverse communities

When co-producing interventions for clinical trials with ethnically diverse communities, co-production teams must be prepared for the additional resources necessary to ensure genuine partnership. In this exemplar, we describe an iterative approach to health research co-production that may inform future health research involving under-served populations.

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Health Research Policy and Systems
Published
2026-01-20
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12961-025-01435-4
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1
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Mental Health and Patient Involvement
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Field-Weighted Citation Impact
46.02

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Moving together to facilitate equity and inclusion in research. The co-production of interventions for clinical trials to facilitate participation of people from ethnically diverse communities

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Abstract

When co-producing interventions for clinical trials with ethnically diverse communities, co-production teams must be prepared for the additional resources necessary to ensure genuine partnership. In this exemplar, we describe an iterative approach to health research co-production that may inform future health research involving under-served populations.

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