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ABSTRACT: Background
Co-production of research evidence is valued by local government to improve effective decision-making about public services in times of austerity. However, underlying structural issues of power (so-called 'dark shadows of co-production') challenge this ambition with limited evidence on how to embed research use sustainably. In this paper we reflect on mechanisms for increasing co-production in local government.Methods
This paper presents findings from a Health Foundation funded research project that explored how a culture of evidence use to improve population health could be embedded in UK local government. Five linked work packages were undertaken using mixed methods. In this paper, we report the views of UK local authority staff who participated in four worksho
SUBMITTER: van der Graaf P
PROVIDER: S-EPMC7844986 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Jan
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature