Dissemination Ideas To Spread Out The Outcomes Of Our Project

Dissemination Ideas To Spread Out The Outcomes Of Our Project Rule 6: go live. in person dissemination does not just have to be at stuffy conferences. with research moving beyond the walls of universities, there are several types of places for more participatory events. next to classic scientific conferences, different types of events addressing wider audiences have emerged. Stakeholder engagement: work out who your primary audience is; engage with them early and keep in touch throughout the project, ideally involving them from the planning of the study to the dissemination of findings. this should create ‘pull’ for your research i.e. a waiting audience for your outputs. you may also have secondary audiences.

Key Conditions For Effective Dissemination Of Project Outcomes Ppt Slide All dissemination should have a purpose and should support or inform project development in some way. the purpose of the activity may be to: raise awareness—let others know what you are doing. inform—educate the community. engage—get input feedback from the community. promote—‘sell’ your outputs and results. Workshops are an engaging way to present the outcomes of your project; events, like conferences, fairs, and exhibitions where you can meet specialist audiences. this strategy can be easily applied also for the teams who are participating in vr4rehab project. they have been invited to join two events to disseminate and spread out the results of. 4. manage the timeline and resources. time constraints are an inevitable part of research dissemination. deadlines for publications can be months apart, conferences may only happen once a year, etc. any avenue used to disseminate the research must be carefully planned around to avoid missed opportunities. Introduction. at evidence for action (e4a), our mission is to support research that contributes to real world advances in health and racial equity. the essence of action oriented research is disseminating the findings in meaningful ways to decision makers, communities, and others who can drive action to advance health and racial equity.