دانلود کتاب شرکت تحقیقاتی تولیدی در بهداشت و درمان

Research coproduction is a collaborative way to plan and implement healthcare research. Instead of the researcher working alone, driven by academic curiosity, those who will use the research – called knowledge users – are part of the research team. A researcher or a knowledge user can initiate the research project. The idea is that multiple perspectives about a research problem will result in research that is more relevant to programs, policies, practice, patients, and communities. The findings will be more feasible to implement, eventually resulting in better health services and improved health and wellness. In this book we define research coproduction as a model of collaborative research that explicitly responds to knowledge user needs in order to produce research findings that are useful, useable, and used. Collaboration in coproduction research is characterized by shared decision-making between knowledge users and researchers, mutual learning, and respect.