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People with lived experiences (PWLE) offer valuable insights in research, yet face stigma questioning their trustworthiness. This study addresses these issues, highlighting their unique contributions and providing guidance for their inclusion in research processes.

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mental healthpeople with lived experience (PWLE)reflexivitysubstance use

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Area of Science:

  • Social Sciences
  • Public Health
  • Research Methodology

Background:

  • People with lived experiences (PWLE) are underrepresented in research engagement.
  • PWLE researchers face stigma and questions regarding their trustworthiness, particularly in substance use research.
  • Existing literature lacks clear definitions and conceptualizations of PWLE in research.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate issues surrounding the trustworthiness of PWLE in substance use research.
  • To explore the involvement of PWLE at different research phases.
  • To address the dearth of knowledge on defining and conceptualizing PWLE in research.

Main Methods:

  • Investigated trustworthiness issues concerning PWLE in substance use research.
  • Examined accounts of involving PWLE throughout the research process.
trustworthiness

Main Results:

  • PWLE are undervalued compared to traditional researchers but offer unique, in-depth contributions.
  • PWLE provide insights overlooked by non-PWLE researchers.
  • Engaging PWLE in research is empowering for them and beneficial for research outcomes.

Conclusions:

  • A guide for maintaining trustworthiness of PWLE in research is provided.
  • The significant contributions of PWLE to research processes are described.
  • Emphasizes the importance and benefits of including PWLE in research endeavors.