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On the co-production of research: why we should say what we mean, mean what we say, and learn as we go

by Blog Admin • September 21, 2017 • Comments Off on On the co-production of research: why we should say what we mean, mean what we say, and learn as we go
Researchers are increasingly encouraged to “co-produce” or “co-create” their research, particularly if it is to have that much-prized impact. But what exactly does this really mean? Bev J. Holmes defines co-production as the collaboration between researchers and others with a stake in a project in its governance, priority-setting, conducting of research, and knowledge translation. Once what is meant by co-production is […]

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