Patient and Public Involvement: A seat at the table
Ross Laidlaw takes a look at the obvious yet overlooked contributions of patients on the development of scientific research projects
Author: Ross Laidlaw
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Don't forget! We're still looking for student journalists for our next zine, after being assigned one of our specialist copy editors you'll have an expert hand to help hone your writing
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