Situating Meaningful Engagement Within Contexts of Refuge
Exploring how refugee claimants living with chronic pain can be meaningfully engaged and what this means for social and health equity.
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Conducting an Institutional Ethnography (IE) of Participatory Engagement (ParE) that begins in the standpoint of PWLECPM and begins to identify the institutional interests underpinning pain research in Canada.
Setting the Foundation
Exploring the concept of participant engagement in research using Brokered Dialogue, a film-based qualitative research method designed to study complex or controversial health and social issues.