Tracking involvement over time: a longitudinal study of experiences among refugee parents involved as public contributors in health research

Figures & data

Table I. The refugee parents involved as public contributors.

Gender	Age	Country of origin	Occupation	Arrived in Sweden
Woman	42y	Kurdistan	Teacher	2015
Woman	44y	Syria	Housewife	2016
Woman	44y	Syria	Housewife	2017
Man	49y	Syria	Driver	2017

Figure 1. Study timeline.

Table II. Themes.

Theme 1	From individual benefits to societal change
Theme 2	Establishing a social network—from guests to peer supporters
Theme 3	Building trust takes time—from polite to candid discussions
Theme 4	Laying the groundwork—overcoming practical aspects to enable involvement
Theme 5	Learning from each other and growing into involvement
Theme 6	We share our experiences—researchers decide what is useful