Abstract In this concluding paper, we identify the type of studies conducted by 11 teams of contributors to a special issue on building clinicians-researchers partnerships. Those studies were conducted across a variety of clinical settings. We also integrate the lessons that have emerged from their collaborative initiatives in terms of obstacles faced, strategies adopted to address these challenges, benefits gained, and general recommendations offered to facilitate studies conducted with or by clinicians. The paper ends with the authors' thoughts about the future success of practice-oriented research in general.

Building clinicians-researchers partnerships in diverse clinical settings can overcome obstacles and provide benefits, offering general recommendations for facilitating practice-oriented research.

Building clinicians-researchers partnerships: Lessons from diverse natural settings and practice-oriented initiatives

Key Takeaway: Building clinicians-researchers partnerships in diverse clinical settings can overcome obstacles and provide benefits, offering general recommendations for facilitating practice-oriented research.