Future RPP work should investigate which problems of practice suit the RPP framework, gather honest practitioner input, and consider the role of the whole RPP team¶

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Description¶

In its concluding remarks the presentation sets forward-looking directions for RPP methodology: investigating which problems of practice are more suitable for the RPP framework, the "Need for honest input from practitioners", relevance to Dimension 5 (building capacity of both sides to do partnership work), and considering the "role of RPP team" rather than only the role of the researcher or the practitioner. These are recommendations for how the field should develop the beyond-research roles question.

Design Implications¶

Context¶

Requirements¶

• Willingness of practitioners to provide honest input to the partnership

Constraints¶

Target Learners¶

• research-practice partnership teams and practitioner partners

Target Learning Goals¶

• building capacity of both sides to do partnership work

Related Strategies¶

• Move from extractive research toward research-practice partnerships, practitioner-facing outputs, and transparent privacy documentation

Examples¶

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Key Sources¶

• Emi Iwatani, Quinn Burke. (2021). The many faces of R: Exploring roles for researchers beyond research. Presentation at the 2021 NNERPP Annual Forum. https://bit.ly/nnerpp21_jam1