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Spotlight: Research, rooted in reality – The power of lived experience in scientific studies

25.2.2025
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How do individuals with lived experience and researchers come together to co-design a scientific study? In this special episode of Light O’Clock, we hear from Patrica Pelosi and Nomhle Nhlapho, who have lived experience of bipolar disorder and have contributed to shaping the HELIOS-BD study (more in our previous episode). We also hear from Dr Amy Ferguson, who works closely with the Lived Experience Advisory Panel of the HELIOS-BD study and is the coordinator of the Circadian Mental Health Network.

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Timestamps

(00:00) Intro
(00:55) Introducing the guests
(04:36) What is the Circadian Mental Health Network?
(12:45) What does co-design look like for the HELIOS-BD project?
(19:00) Creative aspects of the co-design process
(20:08) How collaboration helps lived experience individuals, scientists, and participants
(23:14) Challenging aspects of co-design
(32:10) Outro

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