参与心理健康和物质使用障碍研究中的生活体验多样性：元研究文献综述

People with lived/living experience of mental health or substance use health conditions and their family/caregivers are increasingly engaged in research about their conditions and needs. Ensuring that those engaged are diverse is important for appropriate representation. However, the current degree of diversity is unclear. This scoping review synthesizes demographic information in the meta-research on lived/living experience and family engagement in mental health and substance use health research to understand diversity. To be included, papers had to report on meta-research on lived/living exp