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Area of Science:

  • Health services research
  • Implementation science
  • Knowledge translation

Background:

  • Despite advances in knowledge translation and implementation science, research impact on practice, policy, and service delivery remains slow.
  • Current approaches to knowledge production and implementation require evolution to enhance real-world application.

Discussion:

  • Research coproduction is proposed as a vital, yet neglected, strategy to improve research impact.
  • This approach emphasizes shared power, diverse knowledge sources, equality, open communication, inclusivity, and mutuality between researchers and non-researchers.
  • Implications of coproduction span micro, meso, and macro system levels within health and care contexts.

Key Insights:

  • Research impact is intrinsically linked to the research process and participant involvement.
  • Empowering non-researchers to have an equal voice alongside researchers is crucial for effective knowledge application.
  • Valuing diverse perspectives and fostering collaborative environments are foundational principles of coproduction.

Outlook:

  • Adopting research coproduction can lead to more inclusive research practices.
  • This shift is anticipated to expedite the translation of research findings into improved and equitable health and care outcomes for all populations.