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Making qualitative research accessible to people who have communication disability

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Pennacchia, J, Bonyhady, G, Wong, S, Pacheco, C, Coghill, D, Granlund, M, Imms, C

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    •    Inclusive research design and conduct enable research participation for AAC-users.
    •    Consumer engagement in research design and conduct drives communication access.
    •    It is crucial for researchers to hold participatory attitudes about AAC-users.
    •    Researchers must recognise the necessity of flexible and responsive study design.
    •    Direct examples from a primary study demonstrate actionable recommendations.

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