Inclusion criteria | Definition | Synonyms and search terms |
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Participants | Any stakeholders involved in applied health research (e.g. researchers, patients, public) | Health research, applied health researcha, health, healthcare, health care, complex health intervention researchb |
Intervention | Co-production approach or methodology | Co-production, co-produc*, co-design, co-creation, co-creat*, co-evaluation, co-evaluat* |
Context | United Kingdom literature: research conducted in or relevant to United Kingdom context (e.g. systematic reviews that included studies conducted in the United Kingdom) | Limit = United Kingdom |
Outcomes | Definitions, typologies or conceptualization of co-production Key outcomes (conceptual, methodological, impact, health, experiential) Research implications | |
Type of literature | Any type of published literature including systematic reviews, literature reviews, empirical research (evaluations of co-production or co-produced intervention research), guidelines, opinion or comment pieces | |
Language | English language only | Limit = English language |
Date limits | From 2010 onwards, when “co-production” started to appear in the health literature | Limit to year = “2010–2020” Subsequently limited to 2018–2020 given the large number of hits from initial searches |