Conference report: Middlesex University Centre for Co-production in Mental Health inaugural international seminar 18th July 2016 - ‘Insider, outsider, impostor?’ Perspectives of mental health service user and survivor researchers and teachers on co-production in academia

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Carr, S. and Ryan, P. 2016. Conference report: Middlesex University Centre for Co-production in Mental Health inaugural international seminar 18th July 2016 - ‘Insider, outsider, impostor?’ Perspectives of mental health service user and survivor researchers and teachers on co-production in academia. Middlesex University Centre for Co-production in Mental Health Inaugural International Seminar 18th July 2016 - ‘Insider, Outsider, Impostor?’ Perspectives of mental health service user and survivor researchers and teachers on co-production in academia. Middlesex University London 18 Jul 2016
TitleConference report: Middlesex University Centre for Co-production in Mental Health inaugural international seminar 18th July 2016 - ‘Insider, outsider, impostor?’ Perspectives of mental health service user and survivor researchers and teachers on co-production in academia
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ConferenceMiddlesex University Centre for Co-production in Mental Health Inaugural International Seminar 18th July 2016 - ‘Insider, Outsider, Impostor?’ Perspectives of mental health service user and survivor researchers and teachers on co-production in academia
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