Narayan Subedi,Susan Paudel Narayan Subedi

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Sue Haupt,Cheryl Carcel,Lily Halliday et al. Sue Haupt et al.

To ensure that Australian health and medical research is fit-for-purpose, we realised that potent initiatives would be necessary to expedite strategic reframing of thought and behaviour....Keywords: democratic policy reform; evidence-based change; health and medical research equity; innovative methodology; public health and medical research policy; sex-gender.

Ashley H Ng,Sandra Reeder,Angela Jones et al. Ashley H Ng et al.

Background: Within Australia, there is increasing recognition of the importance and value of patient and public involvement, or consumer and community involvement (CCI), in health and medical research and healthcare improvement....The aim of this national project is to use evidence-generated knowledge co-led by consumers, community members, researchers and clinicians to embed CCI in health and medical research and healthcare improvement....Methods: The Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research and the Learning Health System framework underpin the project to facilitate an iterative process to change systems and individual behaviour towards adoption of CCI in health and medical research and healthcare improvement...To understand the attitudes, knowledge, beliefs, behaviours, system barriers and facilitators around CCI in health and medical research and healthcare improvement, semi-structured interviews and surveys will be conducted across key stakeholder groups....Robust methodological frameworks, co-design and partnership with stakeholders will be used to inform resources to support systems change to facilitate CCI in health and medical research and healthcare improvement.

Rebecca Wyse,Erin Forbes,Grace Norton et al. Rebecca Wyse et al.

Background: The successful conduct of health and medical research is largely dependent on participant recruitment. Effective, yet inexpensive methods of increasing response rates for all types of research are required.

Michelle Kennedy,Kade Booth,Jamie Bryant et al. Michelle Kennedy et al.

Objective: Describe perceptions of how well researchers conducting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and medical research apply ethical research practices.

Felicity Collis,Michelle Kennedy Felicity Collis

Felicity Collis,Kade Booth,Jamie Bryant et al. Felicity Collis et al.

Objective: To describe Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities' processes, positioning and experiences of health and medical research and their recommendations....Main outcome measures: Responses to a 33-item mixed methods survey that explored communities' positioning and processes relating to health and medical research and their experiences of health and medical research in the previous 5 years....Recommendations for improving health and medical research were elicited via two open-ended questions. Results: Fifty-one community representatives nationally responded to the survey....Researchers, funding bodies and institutions must examine current funding and research structures that reinforce current practices, to ensure transparency and accountability to communities by repositioning and giving power to communities to direct and lead their own health and medical research agendas

Jamie Bryant,Kade Booth,Felicity Collis et al. Jamie Bryant et al.

Conclusions: Processes for obtaining ethics approval for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and medical research do not meet contemporary research needs and would be strengthened by streamlining ethics application processes, reducing time and cost barriers, and enhancing

Kade Booth,Jamie Bryant,Felicity Collis et al. Kade Booth et al.

Objectives: To examine researchers' reports of adherence to ethical principles in their most recent research project, including factors associated with higher self-reported adherence, and perceptions of how research condu...

Liangchao Sun,Kaikai Zhao,Xiaoli Liu et al. Liangchao Sun et al.

The research underscores the importance of continued efforts in public health and medical research to adapt to and manage the changing landscape of esophageal cancer globally.