How Is Equity‐Based Co‐Creation Enacted in Health and Social Services? An Evaluation of Four Case Studies

This research was co-designed and co-produced by researchers and PWLLE who were members of the McMaster University Co-Design Hub at the time of the project. The research questions guiding this work were informed through ongoing conversations with members of different communities affiliated with the McMaster University Co-Design Hub. Co-author LML identifies as a PWLLE and was instrumental in developing the research question, writing and discussing the causal configurations, and contextualising findings. We shared project updates at numerous team meetings (which included researchers and PWLLE) over the course of the research. Insights and feedback were sought at these meetings which helped to contextualise the work and understand the topic from multiple lenses, including PWLLE.

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Health Expectations
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2026-03-28
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https://doi.org/10.1111/hex.70647
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Mental Health and Patient Involvement
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Abstract

This research was co-designed and co-produced by researchers and PWLLE who were members of the McMaster University Co-Design Hub at the time of the project. The research questions guiding this work were informed through ongoing conversations with members of different communities affiliated with the McMaster University Co-Design Hub. Co-author LML identifies as a PWLLE and was instrumental in developing the research question, writing and discussing the causal configurations, and contextualising findings. We shared project updates at numerous team meetings (which included researchers and PWLLE) over the course of the research. Insights and feedback were sought at these meetings which helped to contextualise the work and understand the topic from multiple lenses, including PWLLE.

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