Ethical considerations in communicating results to participants in community-based
qualitative research are scrutinized less than in medical or genetics research. We report on …

Background: A significant challenge in research translation is that interested parties interpret
and apply the associated terms and conceptual frameworks in different ways. The purpose …

Background: For communities, the value of community-based participatory research (CBPR)
is often manifested in the outcomes of increased capacity and sustainable adoption of …

The production of health policy-relevant research is necessary, but not sufficient, to promote
its utilization in policy. Our objective was to understand the perspectives of United States' …

Methods are often thought of as neutral tools that researchers can pick up and use to learn
about a reality 'out there.'Motivated by growing recognition of complexity, there have been …

Plain English summary Patient engagement (or patient and public involvement) in health
research is becoming a requirement for many health research funders, yet many …

Qualitative researchers have a dual mission: to generate knowledge through rigorous
research and to uphold ethical standards and principles. Qualitative researchers often …

Objectives. A key challenge in evaluating the impact of community‐based participatory
research (CBPR) is identifying what mechanisms and pathways are critical for health equity …

Pluralism and creativity are inherent and important parts of the qualitative endeavour. The
multiplicity of approaches and methods can, however, be confusing. We undertook a …

Background Conducting research in partnership with stakeholders (eg policy-makers,
practitioners, organisations, patients) is a promising and popular approach to improving the …