照亮康复领域基于原则的共同生产研究之路

IF 1.3 Q3 REHABILITATION Frontiers in rehabilitation sciences Pub Date : 2024-04-10 DOI:10.3389/fresc.2024.1386746
Malin Stensson, John Bourke, Peter Bragge, Jo River, K. A. Sinnott, Mohit Arora, James W. Middleton
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在健康研究中,从包含共同设计的参与式方法到共同生产,涉及到在研究过程的各个阶段--从开始到结束--与有生活经验的人充分接触和合作的承诺。然而,尽管人们对涉及共同生产的研究越来越热衷,研究成果也越来越多,但实践仍然充满挑战,部分原因是人们对共同生产的构成要素缺乏共识,对将这种方法应用于多种范例的不同研究方法的实际步骤缺乏指导,以及学术研究领域的结构性障碍。为了应对开展共同生产研究的挑战,有人建议关注共同生产研究的基本原则和愿望,并将其付诸实施,以帮助将其转化为实践。在本文中,我们阐述了开展共同生产研究的一些基本原则(分享权力、关系复原力和采用学习心态),并提供了切实可行的策略和流程来体现这些价值观。我们希望通过这种方式,为希望参与共同生产的康复研究人员提供支持,以促进与有生活经验者及其护理圈相关人员开展更公平、更合乎道德、更有影响力的合作。
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Shining a light on the road towards conducting principle-based co-production research in rehabilitation
Moving from participatory approaches incorporating co-design to co-production in health research involves a commitment to full engagement and partnership with people with lived experience through all stages of the research process—start to finish. However, despite the increased enthusiasm and proliferation of research that involves co-production, practice remains challenging, due in part to the lack of consensus on what constitutes co-production, a lack of guidance about the practical steps of applying this approach in respect to diverse research methods from multiple paradigms, and structural barriers within academia research landscape. To navigate the challenges in conducting co-produced research, it has been recommended that attention be paid to focusing and operationalising the underpinning principles and aspirations of co-production research, to aid translation into practice. In this article, we describe some fundamental principles essential to conducting co-production research (sharing power, relational resilience, and adopting a learning mindset) and provide tangible, practical strategies, and processes to engage these values. In doing so, we hope to support rehabilitation researchers who wish to engage in co-production to foster a more equitable, ethical, and impactful collaboration with people with lived experience and those involved in their circle of care.
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