Challenge-Led Research Practices: articles from our journals
Evidence and Policy - Special Issue: Co-Creative Approaches to Knowledge Production and Implementation
Going on a statewide listening tour: involving education leaders in the process of research to enhance the practical value of qualitative research
Authors: Rebecca G Kaplan, Robbin Riedy, Katie Van Horne and William Penuel
Reflections on the Researcher-in-Residence model co-producing knowledge for action in an Integrated Care Organisation: a mixed methods case study using an impact survey and field notes
Authors: Catherine Durose, Catherine Needham, Catherine Mangan and James Rees
The politics of co-production: risks, limits and pollution
Authors: Matthew Flinders, Matthew Wood and Malaika Cunningham
Co-producing knowledge: Reflections on the venefits and challenges of researching in partnership with voluntary sector organisations
Authors: Eddy Hogg, Irene Hardill and John Ramsey
In what ways can an age-friendly approach to co-production transfer power to participants? Translating ideology into practice
Author: Anna Goulding
Using collaborative conceptual modelling as a tool for transdisciplinarity
Authors: Kate Neely, Martin Bortz and Sara Bice
Building the Concept of Research Literacy
Authors: Julie Bayley and David Phipps
Measuring research impact: Developing Practical and Cost-Effective Approaches
Authors: John Canavan, Aisling Gillen and Aileen Shaw
The invisible made visible: Using Impact Evaluations to illuminate and inform the role of knowledge intermediaries
Authors: Laura Meagher and Catherine Lyall
A recipe for impact? Exploring knowledge requirements in the UK Parliament and Beyond
Authors: Marc Geddes, Katarine Dommett and Brenton Prosser
How practitioner-led research cound have greater impact: the importance of considering knowledge mobilisation holistically
Authors: Claire Lightowler, Catherine-Rose Stocks-Rankin and Heather Wilkinson
A collaboative approach to defining the usefulness of impact: Lessons from a knowledge exchange project involving academics and social work practitioners
Authors: Heather Wilkinson, Michael Gallagher and Mark Smith