An open innovation approach to co-produce scientific knowledge: an examination of citizen science in the healthcare ecosystem

Ciasullo, Maria Vincenza; Carli, Mariarosaria; Lim, Weng Marc; Palumbo, Rocco

doi:10.1108/ejim-02-2021-0109

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“…While this focus was deliberate and sufficiently motivated, the value of reviews that adopt a specific focus such as specific perspectives and sectors cannot be understated. As existing reviews on the accommodation, hospitality, tourism, and transportation sectors exist [14,26], alternative areas of the sharing economy could be explored, for example, coworking, crowdfunding, crowdsourcing, knowledge and talent sharing (e.g., citizen science; [15]), and reselling or retrading, among others. The context of the sharing economy itself could also be subject to further scrutiny, for example, physical-, digital-, omnichannel-, and in the future, metaverse-related sharing.…”

Section: Limitations and Suggestions For Future Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Foundations of consumption and production in the sharing economy

Tham

Lim

Vieceli

2022

Electron Commer Res

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The sharing economy is established as a new economy in the digital era. Many reviews on the sharing economy avail, but none, to date, has shed enough light to illuminate understanding pertaining to the similar and dissimilar characteristics of consumers and producers in the sharing economy. To address this gap, this paper aims to provide a one-stop, state-of-the-art overview of existing research on the sharing economy through the lens of consumers and producers. To do so, this paper conducts a systematic review of 148 articles on the sharing economy identified through the snowballing technique and organized using the antecedents, decisions, and outcomes (ADO) and theories, contexts, and methods (TCM) frameworks. In doing so, this paper unpacks the trust, personal, economic, social, entrepreneurial, environmental, legal, and technological factors that impact on behavioural performance, loyalty, and impact factors among consumers and producers in the sharing economy. Finally, this paper also reveals the theories, contexts, and methods that avail for sharing economy research, as well as the potentially fruitful directions for future research.

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Section: Limitations and Suggestions For Future Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Foundations of consumption and production in the sharing economy

Tham

Lim

Vieceli

2022

Electron Commer Res

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“…However, Open Science holds a much greater potential if brought closer to mental healthcare, enabling open innovation, e.g., through public-private partnerships (20) and citizen science (21).…”

Section: Amplifying Open Science By Integration With Mental Healthcarementioning

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Opening up mental health research

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In 2021, UNESCO issued official recommendations on Open Science. For the field of mental health research, Open Science provides a compelling framework for accelerating global collaborations to understand and treat mental health disorders. Herein we first discuss the advantages and obstacles to Open Science adoption in mental health research, considering the particularities of sensitive and diverse data types, the potential of co-designing projects with research participants, and the opportunity of amplifying Open Science by integration with mental healthcare. We then present a practical example of how this complex landscape may be navigated to adopt Open Science across an entire research centre. While presenting the different steps of this transformation, we derive lessons learned that can be built upon by researchers and organizations looking to join the Open Science movement in mental health.

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“…This is consistent with the propositions of Grönroos and Voima [44] who contend that the locus of value creation is the customer-firm interaction. More recently, great attention has gone into examining the role of users in driving open innovation and co-creating service delivery models in different service sectors including healthcare, travel and tourism and retailing [26].…”

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Customers’ motives to co-create in smart services interactions

Singh

Hatton

Dey

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Electron Commer Res

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The paper identifies and analyses customers’ motives to co-create when interacting with smart services by integrating the self-determination theory with coordination mechanisms. The study also examines the how and to what extent value co-creation impacts on word-of-mouth and customer-based brand equity. An online questionnaire was employed for empirically validating the research model. The relationships were examined using partial least square path modelling. The findings show that intrinsic and extrinsic motives are significant antecedents of value co-creation. The coordination mechanisms namely, relating and knowing also significantly influence customers’ involvement in the value co-creation process. Results also show that value co-creation mediates the relationship between customers motives (intrinsic and extrinsic) to co-create and consequences. Findings of this study adds to the human–computer interaction literature by strengthening the nomological network of value co-creation when interacting with smart services by proposing a novel model integrating both the antecedents and outcomes of value co-creation. By recognizing how this practice could be motivated, service providers can bolster customer-firm interactions and enable favourable firm level consequences.

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An open innovation approach to co-produce scientific knowledge: an examination of citizen science in the healthcare ecosystem

Cited by 37 publications

References 98 publications

Foundations of consumption and production in the sharing economy

Foundations of consumption and production in the sharing economy

Opening up mental health research

Customers’ motives to co-create in smart services interactions

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