This article from Administrative Data Research Centre Northern Ireland, explores how researchers and care-experienced young people worked together as equal partners to shape a data-driven research project. It aims to show what co-production looks like in practice, why it matters, and what helps or hinders success.

DATAMIND share a co-created checklist to guide researchers on using data responsibly in mental health research.

UK Health Data Research Alliance’s report provides recommendations for creating a data use register. A data use register is a public record showing how data is being used for research, who is using it and why. It helps show the value and benefits of using health data.