Promoting the Implementation of Co‐Produced Cochrane Evidence: An Exploratory Study of Improving Partnering With Consumers

This exploratory study suggested that the BPP, a tool developed through a co-produced Cochrane qualitative evidence synthesis, promoted knowledge translation. Other factors at the macro- (political and economic), meso- (systems and organizations), and micro- (individual) levels could influence the implementation's success. Implications for evidence synthesis teams aiming to optimize the knowledge translation of their review results are discussed.