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Ethical and legal considerations in the collection and analysis of mental health lived experience narratives: reflections on four case studies of research practice
17 September 2026

Paper from the Recovery Research Team:

Rennick-Egglestone S, Blackie L, Asher L, Birhane R, Fekadu W, Franklin D, Kidd I, Pearson M, Vallejos E, Slade M (2026) Ethical and legal considerations in the collection and analysis of mental health lived experience narratives: reflections on four case studies of research practice, JMIR Formative Research, 10, e89452. Available here

Published as part of the NEON Study and the ICONIC Network