Louca-Mai Brady is Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Ophthalmology, University College London and freelance research and involvement consultant.

• Foreword ~ Kath EvansIntroduction: Embedding young people’s participation in healthcare ~ Louca-Mai BradyPart One: Young people’s participation in individual decision-making Chapter 1: Shared decision-making with young people in mental health services ~ Kate Martin and Amy FelthamChapter 2: Disabled young people’s participation in end-of-life decisions ~ Zoe Picton-HowellPart Two: Participation in national projects and programmes Chapter 3: “Giving young people a voice”: lessons from the NHS England Youth Forum ~ Lisa Whiting, Shelia Roberts, Kath Evans and Julia PettyChapter 4: RCPCH & Us: Improving healthcare through engagement ~ Emma Sparrow and Mike Linney Chapter 5: Innovative ways of engaging young people whose voices are less heard ~ Lindsay Starbuck, Kirsche Walker, Jack Welch, Emma Rigby, Ann HagellPart Three: Collaborative research in NHS services Chapter 6: Listening to learn: Enhancing young people’s participation in a large UK Health Trust ~ Barry Percy-Smith, Sarah Kendal, Jo McAllister and Barry WilliamsChapter 7. Shifting Sands: Trying to embed participation in a climate of change ~ Louca-Mai Brady, Emily Roberts, Felicity Hathway and Lizzy HornPart Four: Young people-led participationChapter 8: Investing in Children: Respecting rights and promoting agency ~ Liam Cairns, Chris Affleck, Chloe Brown and Helen MulhearnChapter 9: RAiISE: Advocating for young people with invisible illnesses ~ Sophie Ainsworth, Jenny (Sammy) Ainsworth, Robyn Challinor, Jennifer Preston, Marie Clapham, Laura Whitty and Simon StonesChapter 10: Rhetoric to reality, the need for a new approach ~ Louca-Mai Brady

Louca-Mai Brady is Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Ophthalmology, University College London and freelance research and involvement consultant.

• Foreword ~ Kath EvansIntroduction: Embedding young people’s participation in healthcare ~ Louca-Mai BradyPart One: Young people’s participation in individual decision-making Chapter 1: Shared decision-making with young people in mental health services ~ Kate Martin and Amy FelthamChapter 2: Disabled young people’s participation in end-of-life decisions ~ Zoe Picton-HowellPart Two: Participation in national projects and programmes Chapter 3: “Giving young people a voice”: lessons from the NHS England Youth Forum ~ Lisa Whiting, Shelia Roberts, Kath Evans and Julia PettyChapter 4: RCPCH & Us: Improving healthcare through engagement ~ Emma Sparrow and Mike Linney Chapter 5: Innovative ways of engaging young people whose voices are less heard ~ Lindsay Starbuck, Kirsche Walker, Jack Welch, Emma Rigby, Ann HagellPart Three: Collaborative research in NHS services Chapter 6: Listening to learn: Enhancing young people’s participation in a large UK Health Trust ~ Barry Percy-Smith, Sarah Kendal, Jo McAllister and Barry WilliamsChapter 7. Shifting Sands: Trying to embed participation in a climate of change ~ Louca-Mai Brady, Emily Roberts, Felicity Hathway and Lizzy HornPart Four: Young people-led participationChapter 8: Investing in Children: Respecting rights and promoting agency ~ Liam Cairns, Chris Affleck, Chloe Brown and Helen MulhearnChapter 9: RAiISE: Advocating for young people with invisible illnesses ~ Sophie Ainsworth, Jenny (Sammy) Ainsworth, Robyn Challinor, Jennifer Preston, Marie Clapham, Laura Whitty and Simon StonesChapter 10: Rhetoric to reality, the need for a new approach ~ Louca-Mai Brady

Louca-Mai Brady is Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Ophthalmology, University College London and freelance research and involvement consultant.

• Foreword ~ Kath EvansIntroduction: Embedding young people’s participation in healthcare ~ Louca-Mai BradyPart One: Young people’s participation in individual decision-making Chapter 1: Shared decision-making with young people in mental health services ~ Kate Martin and Amy FelthamChapter 2: Disabled young people’s participation in end-of-life decisions ~ Zoe Picton-HowellPart Two: Participation in national projects and programmes Chapter 3: “Giving young people a voice”: lessons from the NHS England Youth Forum ~ Lisa Whiting, Shelia Roberts, Kath Evans and Julia PettyChapter 4: RCPCH & Us: Improving healthcare through engagement ~ Emma Sparrow and Mike Linney Chapter 5: Innovative ways of engaging young people whose voices are less heard ~ Lindsay Starbuck, Kirsche Walker, Jack Welch, Emma Rigby, Ann HagellPart Three: Collaborative research in NHS services Chapter 6: Listening to learn: Enhancing young people’s participation in a large UK Health Trust ~ Barry Percy-Smith, Sarah Kendal, Jo McAllister and Barry WilliamsChapter 7. Shifting Sands: Trying to embed participation in a climate of change ~ Louca-Mai Brady, Emily Roberts, Felicity Hathway and Lizzy HornPart Four: Young people-led participationChapter 8: Investing in Children: Respecting rights and promoting agency ~ Liam Cairns, Chris Affleck, Chloe Brown and Helen MulhearnChapter 9: RAiISE: Advocating for young people with invisible illnesses ~ Sophie Ainsworth, Jenny (Sammy) Ainsworth, Robyn Challinor, Jennifer Preston, Marie Clapham, Laura Whitty and Simon StonesChapter 10: Rhetoric to reality, the need for a new approach ~ Louca-Mai Brady