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Ethical reflections on co‑authoring with people with lived experience across health, education and community settings
Introduction: Co‑authoring with people who have lived experience is increasingly recognised as essential to meaningful patient and public involvement (PPI) (Involve 2012). Yet genuine power‑sharing in academic writing remains rare, particularly in music and health research. Traditional research mode
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