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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEALTH POLICY AND MANAGEMENT
卷 10, 期 3, 页码 165-167出版社
KERMAN UNIV MEDICAL SCIENCES
DOI: 10.34172/ijhpm.2020.35
关键词
Research Partnership; Value Co-Creation; Collaboration; Health System Research; Decision-Making
Successful partnerships require not only strategic alliances but also consideration of the specific needs and values of stakeholders. It is important to achieve shared goals and co-create value among all parties.
Partnerships have various purposes and exist in many configurations. Although there has been a refocusing in health system research on forming strategic partnerships between researchers and knowledge users (KUs) to maximise the relevance and uptake of research in practice; research knowledge frequently fails to reach KUs nor impact the community served. Whilst there have been many attempts to engage KUs, researchers and decision-makers often promote a top down approach that has lacked insight into KUs' specific needs and values. Bowen and colleagues uncovered a plethora of negative experiences from a group of Canadian health leaders involved in researcher partnerships. Their comments reflect their experiences seemingly at an earlier stage of a partnership so we were not surprised by their pessimism. However, our experience reflects an established research-health service partnership network where we collaborate and co-create for mutual benefit and with a shared purpose. The reason for its sustained success over several decades is the focus on co-creation of value between stakeholders. Re-imagining must prioritise a paradigm shift towards value co-creation if partnerships are to create opportunities for innovation, productivity and impact.
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