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Involving a Black woman patient and public involvement group in maternal health methodology research : learning from the PROMISE study
Background Patient and public involvement (PPI) is at the centre of high-quality health research, but PPI representatives are often limited in terms of demographic diversity and are often absent from methodology research. In maternity research, this exclusion is consequential, as Black women experie
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