Patient and public partnership at BMJ Open Respiratory Research

Patient and public partnership at BMJ Open Respiratory Research

The wider public contribute to research funding through taxation but are then unable to view research findings that sit behind paywalls.2 Open access medical journals have the potential to play a key role in informing and empowering patients and carers and educating the public.3 Increased democratis...

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Published in:BMJ open respiratory research 2021-12, Vol.8 (1), p.e001140
Main Authors: Chapman, Stephen J, Doble, Emma, Fulton, Olivia
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Asthma
Caregivers
Coronaviruses
COVID-19
Editorial
Editorials
Ethics
Funding
Health care policy
Medical research
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Open access publishing
Patients
Peer review
Respiratory diseases
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Funding
Health care policy
Medical research
not applicable
Open access publishing
Patients
Peer review
Respiratory diseases
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