Guidance on co-producing a research project

Authors:
HICKEY Gary, et al
Publisher:
INVOLVE
Publication year:
2018
Pagination:
20
Place of publication:
Southampton

This guidance identifies some key principles and features involved in co-producing a research project and suggests ways to put them into practice. Co-producing research involves researchers, practitioners and the public working together from the start to the end of the project, including the generation of knowledge. Key principles identified include: sharing power; including all perspectives and skills; respecting and valuing the knowledge of all involved; reciprocity; and building and maintaining relationships. The guide will be relevant for public, researchers and health and social care practitioners and has a focus on co-producing research projects and how co-producing relates to public involvement in health and social care research. . (Edited publisher abstract)

Subject terms:
co-production, research, research methods, participatory research, user participation;
Content type:
practice guidance
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