Collins, Michelle and Halliday, Emma (2020) Public engagement in health research. In: Handbook of Theory and Methods in Applied Health Research : Questions, Methods and Choices. Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd., pp. 323-340. ISBN 9781785363207
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In this chapter we explore the reasons why health researchers are increasingly expected to engage with the public in their research. By the end of the chapter you should: understand key concepts and principles associated with public engagement; be confident in how to go about developing a plan to engage members of the public in your research project; be able to recognize some of the practical, ethical and methodological challenges of undertaking public engagement; and be aware of the possible impacts on research and for people involved that are associated with engagement and how to go about measuring these.