A scoping review of co-production between researchers and journalists in research communication.

ABSTRACT: Co-production is rapidly gaining purchase as an approach to making research matter more to diverse audiences. There exists a wealth of information about co-production in areas such as public administration and sustainability science, but comparatively little within the specific area of research communication. In particular, little is known about the harnessing the potential of researchers and journalists engaging in co-production to generate evidence-based knowledge, foster an informed public, and achieve societal impacts. This review aimed to address that gap in the knowledge base by systematically mapping the theoretical and empirical literature related to co-production between researchers and journalists in research communication. Given the paucity of study in this area, we advanced thi

SUBMITTER: MacGregor S 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7484548 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Sep

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature