Aim Using a stakeholder‐engaged approach, this study conducted content validation and
item reduction of a quantitative measure of research engagement. Methods A five‐round …

Aim: Evaluating stakeholder engagement can capture what meaningful engagement in
research entails, how it develops, and how it is experienced by all collaborators. We …

Background: Stakeholder-engaged research is an umbrella term for the types of research
that have community, patient, and/or stakeholder engagement, feedback, and bidirectional …

The Research Engagement Survey Tool (REST) examines the level of partner engagement
in research studies. This study used mixed methods, including web-based surveys (N= 336) …

Although the importance of community engagement in research has been previously
established, there are few evidence‐based approaches for measuring the level of …

Engagement activities are defined along a continuum that analyzes and represents
nonacademic stakeholder activities and interactions with academic researchers. Proposed …

Stakeholder engagement is acknowledged as central to dissemination and implementation
(D&I) of research that generates and answers new clinical and health service research …

In many research projects, stakeholder interaction is ad hoc rather than strategic and
systematic. This guide provides advice on good practice, strategies and tools for researchers …

Stakeholder engagement is an emerging field with little evidence to inform best practices.
Guidelines are needed to improve the quality of research on stakeholder engagement …

Science is a social enterprise. Many scientific programs interact with a wide range of
communities and stakeholders to secure various types of access and permission, to seek …