Putting it into Practice

Abstract:

This paper reviews the recent literature on public involvement in systematic reviews. It includes a review of how organisations, mainly the Cochrane Network, involve the public, as well as how the public are involved in individual systematic reviews. It discusses the tensions that emerge when the public are involved in systematic reviews. It also identifies the strategies that supported good quality involvement and finally makes recommendations for good practice.

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Categories: journal article
service users and carers
researchers
research commissioners
relevant to all service users
general principles of good practice
lessons from direct experience of involvement
designing of research
managing research
undertaking research
analysing and interpreting data
writing up and disseminating
General guidance on involving the public in research

Date Entered: 2012/10/01

Date Edited: 2012/10/01