Titlebook: Handbook of Social Inclusion; Research and Practic Pranee Liamputtong Reference work 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 social inclus

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Cultural Safety and Social Inclusionoach in healthcare education and healthcare practice, in New Zealand, Australia, and Canada, and is increasingly gaining attention in the USA. This chapter reviews the concepts of cultural safety and explores some of the complementary areas between cultural safety and social inclusion. Cultural safe

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Digital Inclusionon by allowing for the delivery of real-time services that can enable individuals to learn, work, and live without being subject to physical or social barriers. Meanwhile, there is increasing concern about digital inclusion that individuals of disadvantaged groups can have access to, and skills to u

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Co-research with People with Mental Health Challengesllenges have to contribute to that knowledge; knowledge that informs organizational and social responses to their experiences? We imagine not many. One means to knowledge production is co-produced research; where people who the research is aimed to impact are central contributors to the entire proce

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The Messy Realities of Inclusive Researchnd Anne, who describes herself as a bridge. The chapter discusses different perspectives on three questions about inclusive research: Why do it, what helps, and what gets in the way. The chapter considers what it means when people bring different maps of the world to the job of research, and why it

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Social Inclusion and Human Rightsplications of RBAs in different contexts, for different services, and with different population groups. They illustrate the considerable potential of RBAs. In this way, the chapter focuses on the instrumental value of human rights and rights-based approaches in achieving social inclusion and reducing health and social inequities.

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