Participatory research can change the view of children from research subjects to active
partners. As active partners, children can be recognized as agents who can contribute to …

Background In health, organizational participatory research (OPR) refers to health
organization members participating in research decisions, with university researchers …

OBJECTIVE: The objective of this article is to discuss the knowledge dissemination and
exchange components of the knowledge translation process that includes synthesis …

Abstract In Canada, the Eurocentric epistemological foundations of knowledge translation
(KT) approaches and practices have been significantly influenced by the Canadian Institutes …

Partizipative Forschung zielt darauf ab, soziale Wirklichkeit partnerschaftlich zu erforschen
und zu beeinflussen. Das Konzept der Teilhabe (Partizipation) spielt dabei eine zentrale …

Background To address the challenges of the global aging population, the World Health
Organization promoted age-friendly communities as a way to foster the development of …

Background Engaging those who influence, administer and/or who are active users
(“knowledge users”) of health care systems, as co-producers of health research, can help to …

Objectives. To undertake a critical review describing key strategies supporting development
of participatory research (PR) teams to engage partners for creation and translation of action …

Research ethics is an important part of any study. Ethics goes beyond ethics committee
approval and consent documents. It addresses broader issues of respect, inclusion, and …

Implementation research (IR) focuses on understanding how and why interventions produce
their effects in a given context. This often requires engaging a broad array of stakeholders at …