'I am not your nutter': a personal reflection on commodification and comradeship in service user and survivor research
'I am not your nutter': a personal reflection on commodification and comradeship in service user and survivor research
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DOI：
10.1080/09687599.2019.1608424
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发表时间：
2019-05-15
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2.4
通讯作者：
Carr, Sarah
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作者：
Carr, Sarah
本文提供了一些个人的思考，从心理健康服务用户/幸存者研究工作在英语学术界。这是对主流临床心理健康研究人员和资助者似乎需要我们成为什么样的人，以及服务用户和幸存者运动中的一些人认为我们是什么样的人的批判性检查。讨论探讨商品化和公众和患者参与和当代的挑战，服务用户和幸存者的研究作为一个独立的学科在英国学术界内外运作的问题。文章最后探讨了潜在的战略协作行动的服务用户和幸存者的研究人员在学术界的基础上的社会资本和团结的概念。
This article offers some personal reflections from a mental health service user/survivor researcher working in English academia. It is a critical examination of what mainstream clinical mental health researchers and funders appear to need us to be, and what some in the service user and survivor movement perceive us to be. The discussion examines questions about commodification and public and patient involvement and contemporary challenges for service user and survivor research as a separate discipline operating within and beyond academia in England. The article concludes by exploring potential strategies for collaborative activism for service user and survivor researchers in academia based on the concepts of social capital and situated solidarity.