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OBJECTIVE:This Australian study provides insight into the meaning that former consumers involved in the education and training of mental health staff attributed to their role. METHODS:Interviews were conducted with 11 consumer educators and were analysed using a qualitative phenomenological approach. RESULTS:Five themes emerged from the interviews including: giving of self; tokenism; learned versus lived experience; voyeurism; and lack of clear expectations. CONCLUSIONS:The findings highlight the need for ongoing critical review of the way in which consumer educators are engaged in the education and training of mental health professionals.
journal_name
Psychiatr Rehabil Jjournal_title
Psychiatric rehabilitation journalauthors
Meehan T,Glover Hdoi
10.2975/31.2.2007.152.154subject
Has Abstractpub_date
2007-10-01 00:00:00pages
152-4issue
2eissn
1095-158Xissn
1559-3126journal_volume
31pub_type
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