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1 Introduction The involvement of patients and the public in health research is an evolving practice and a requirement of national UK funders and ethics committees. As such, the literature and evidence base around patient and public involvement is growing, resulting in an increasing awareness of the value and benefits of knowledge exchange between researchers and individuals with relevant lived experience and experiential expertise.
1 Introduction For democratic, political, and practical reasons, involving patients, the public, and service users as partners in research is increasingly recognised as important by policymakers, funders, and those undertaking research [1-3]. There are many recognised benefits of public involvement including research that is considered more relevant, equitable, and sustainable [3-6].
Carmel McGrath is an Australian artist who works with posca pens (paint pens) and acrylics to bring together clean, bold lines, and bursts of colour into singular works reflective of her unique interpretation of the world around us. Carmel McGrath is an Australian artist who works with posca pens (paint pens) and acrylics to bring together clean, bold lines, and bursts of colour into singular works reflective of her unique interpretation of the world around us.
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