Table 1 Data logged by clinician-scientists and mechanism from the literature review prompting its inclusion
Data requested on SP-tool | Example 1 | Example 2 | Example 3 | Mechanism for effective execution of the broker role from the literature review (Barry et al. [5]) that prompted inclusion |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Description of nature of request or question for CS engagement | Set up an on-site triage facility | Determine best use of available wearable hip injury prevention airbag belts in care home | How can we best prevent sarcopenia on the ABC ward? | Sensitivity and responsiveness to local context |
Who submitted the question/assignment? Choose from the dropdown list: Clinician Researcher Funder Carer Patient Manager Other: Specify | Other: CS identified necessity this during clinical task performance and collaboration with medical team and management | Occupational Therapist | Dietician | Strengthening network relationships between researchers, clinicians, and policymakers; involvement of clinical staff in research; strategic focus on networking activities; involvement and enablement of key stakeholders |
Nature of the question Research question Practice question Implementation question Other | Implementation question | Practice Question | Research question | Leadership opportunities in implementing research results in practice; balancing economic and scientific interests; direct involvement in key decision making in evidence-based change projects |
Type of broker activity according to Bornbaum [8] required to operationalise the question Networking Knowledge management Capacity building A combination of the above None of the above | Capacity development | A combination of the above | Knowledge management | Focus on translation and practical applicability of research results; catalysing the formulation and conduct of care-informed research |
Alignment with strategic focus of organisation Yes No Not sure | Yes | Yes | Yes | Alignment of own goals or values with organizational goals; ability to prioritize diverse work tasks across contexts |