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Burt C. Research Better Together (RBT): Developing and evaluating equitable research partnerships between VCFSE Organisations, Academics and Underserved Communities [version 1; not peer reviewed]. NIHR Open Res 2026, 6:81 (document) (https://doi.org/10.3310/nihropenres.1115328.1)
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Research Better Together (RBT): Developing and evaluating equitable research partnerships between VCFSE Organisations, Academics and Underserved Communities

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Published 30 Jun 2026

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Research Better Together (RBT): Developing and evaluating equitable research partnerships between VCFSE Organisations, Academics and Underserved Communities

[version 1; not peer reviewed]

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1 Research & Innovation, Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Aston, England, UK
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Community-based participatory research; Co-production; Health inequalities; Realist evaluation; Voluntary sector; Capacity building; Research partnerships; Underserved populations
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