How to equity in health research co-production
department or school: Health and Social Development, Faculty of (Okanagan)
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alternative: The Ripple Effect series. Issue 2
identifier citation: Plamondon, K. & Shahram S.Z. (2024). How to Equity in Research CoProduction. The Ripple Effect Series (Issue Two). The Equity Science Lab, University of British Columbia & the Integrated Knowledge Translation Research Network: Syilx Territory (Kelowna, BC, Canada) & many other unceded, traditional territories spanning Turtle Island (Canada).
contributor: Equity Science Lab
creator: Plamondon, Katrina
creator: Shahram, Sana Z.
issued: 2024-11-07T22:01:43Z
issued: 2024
description: This document is intended to inform, guide and support people involved in research co-production strengthen their capacity for advancing equity through their work. The booklet is designed to be written on directly, either as a digital or hard copy.
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note: the Ripple Effect series | Issue Two | HEALTH RESEARCH CO-PRODUCTIONhow to EQUITY inAcknowledgementsWe are grateful for the contributions of many perspectives and voices inthe process of developing this booklet. In particular, we wish toacknowledge members and partners of the Integrated KnowledgeTranslation Network for their vibrant and thoughtful contributions toadapting concepts of equity from other contexts. Content and examplesoffered here were also informed through the thoughtful insights of peoplewho contributed their time through a series of dialogues (see contributorsbelow). Funding for this booklet came, in part, through the Integrated KnowledgeTranslation Research Network (CIHR Foundation Grant, FDN# 143237, NPIDr. Ian D. Graham). Both Drs. Plamondon and Shahram hold MichaelSmith Health Research Scholar awards.Among many other leaders in the field who contributed theirwisdom to dialogues that informed this booklet, we are grateful toacknowledge the following contributors:Davina Banner, University of Northern British ColumbiaLaura Boland, PhD, Public Health Agency of CanadaCole Etherington, PhD, Ottawa Hospital Research InstituteIan D. Graham, PhD, University of OttawaAnita Kothari, PhD, University of Western OntarioChris McCutcheon, PhD(c), University of OttawaEmily Ramage, PhD, University of Newcastle This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial, NoDerivitives license. This work may be downloaded andshared with others as long as it is appropriately credited (seerecommended citation below). It cannot be changed in any way or usedfor commercial (for profit) purposes, in whole or in part. Recommended CitationPlamondon, K. & Shahram S.Z. (2024). How to Equity in Research Co-Production. The Ripple Effect Series (Issue Two). The Equity Science Lab,University of British Columbia & the Integrated Knowledge TranslationResearch Network: Syilx Territory (Kelowna, BC, Canada) & many otherunceded, traditional territories spanning Turtle Isl…
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