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Dear Colleagues,

In my field of health services research, it is common to bring diverse stakeholders together to discuss and rank research directions. These research priority-setting exercises (also called "research co-design") are often specific to a disease or patient population. I executed a similar research priority-setting exercise, but my focus was not clinical care and the patient experience, but rather management and accountability mechanisms in health systems.

I am curious the extent to which end users have been engaged in research priority-setting in the OB/management field. Your general reflections on this question and any relevant papers you could point me to would be very much appreciated.

Thank you!

Jenna

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Jenna Evans
Assistant Professor
McMaster University
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