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Table 3 Characteristics of included studies

From: Opportunities and challenges in involving people with lived experience of inclusion health as co-researchers in palliative and end of life research: a rapid review and thematic synthesis

Author

Year

Summary aims

No. lived experience contributors

Lived experience type

Type of guidance

JBI Critical Appraisal Score

Visser

2021 [34]

“To encourage others to harness the benefits of co-producing research with people with lived experience of health care in prison”

3

Lived experience of cancer care in prison

Reflections and guidance

85% (Medium)

Abrahams

2015 [36]

“To explore the ethical and practical dilemmas which arise when including service user advisors within a research team.”

3

Homelessness

Reflections

75% (Low)

Penrod

2016 [35]

“To illustrate key methodological strategies in the application of PAR methods in a study designed to promote sustainable insider-generated system-level changes in the provision of end-of-life (EOL) care in the restrictive setting of state prisons”

18

Providing palliative and end of life care in prison settings (staff)

Reflections

70% (Low)