Raymond Cheng and Christopher Smith Literature Review for Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
The Ontario Peer Development Initiative was asked by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care to conduct a literature review of how people with lived experience (also known as peers or consumer/survivors) have achieved successful collaboration in mental health and addictions. The report “Engaging People with Lived Experience for Better Health Outcomes” is available on this website:
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