… This paper provides a case study of the development of a research culture in the School of
Management Studies (SMS) at the University of Waikato, New Zealand.In 1989 the SMS had …

… Do research activities distract from … strong research culture lead to a more stimulating
workplace that attracts and retains quality staff, enhance patient flow through best practice, improve …

… research culture in the area of quantitative proficiency. … research culture is impinged upon
if such quantitative methods and techniques are unavailable (or not up to date) to researchers …

… to work together to counter the minimal research culture and to support and empower one
another in developing research capacity within the current higher education environment. …

… While these appear to be vital areas to address, we would argue that underlying all of these
points is the crucial need to develop a positive research culture. Only when this has been …

… design are informed by evidence from research [22,23,24]. A functioning research culture is
necessary to enable this research … for research capacity-building in allied health to develop …

… in research relationships and research on … of research in Vietnam, and a positivist research
culture. Through concrete examples, we interpret the cultures of governmental and research …

… environment from the sources cited above are adopted as the operational construct of research
culture in this study. These indicators are explained below. Institutional research policies …

… extent to which they already possess a robust research culture, but we believe that the forensic
… efforts to develop the outlook and practices referred to in this Article as a research culture. …

… Academic disciplines have traditionally handled the development of a research culture with
… describes how research productivity correlates with the growth and the development of …