Contributing to Inclusive Research Policy and Practice: A Synthesis of Four Inclusive (Health) Research Projects

The active involvement of people with intellectual disabilities (ID) in research is expected to lead to relevant research outcomes, increased quality of life, improved healthcare, reduction of health inequities, and empowerment of people with ID. Despite the developments in inclusive health research, a lack of transparency remains with regard to how the partnership between researchers with and without ID is shaped and structural study of...