Knowledge mobilization with and for equity-deserving communities invested in research: A scoping review protocol

Author:

Barhouche RamyORCID,Tse SamsonORCID,Inglis FionaORCID,Chaves DebbieORCID,Allison ErinORCID,Colaco TinaORCID,Morton Ninomiya Melody E.ORCID

Abstract

AbstractThe practice of putting research into action is known by various names, depending on disciplinary norms. Knowledge mobilization, translation, and transfer (collectively referred to as K*) are three common terminologies used in research literature. Knowledge-to-action opportunities and gaps in academic research often remain obscure to non-academic researchers in communities, policy and decision makers, and practitioners who could benefit from up-to-date information on health and wellbeing. Academic research training, funding, and performance metrics rarely prioritize or address non-academic community needs from research. We propose to conduct a scoping review on reported K* in community-driven research contexts, examining the governance, processes, methods, and benefits of K*, and mapping who, what, where, and when K* terminology is used. This protocol paper outlines our approach to gathering, screening, analyzing, and reporting on available published literature from four databases.

Publisher

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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