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1. The document provides guidance on writing policies for Fairfield Intermediate School. 2. It explains that policies should have a rationale, purpose, guidelines, and conclusion section and provides examples of the content and structure for each. 3. School policies are meant to establish guidelines for providing quality educational programs and experiences for students.

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Project Description: 1. Describe the broad objective or purpose of the project. 2. Indicate which of the four culminating project options best describes your proposed project. Comment by Olabode Ayodele: Public Health Policy 4. Depending on the project option you have chosen, state your specific research questions, evaluation questions, or goals and objectives. 5. If you propose to plan a program, define your theoretical framework and discuss where the program will be implemented. Comment by Olabode Ayodele: n/a 6. Explain why you want to conduct your proposed project and describe what need your project will satisfy. 7. Finally, describe the product of the project (demonstration product)*. Comment by Olabode Ayodele: Policy brief. Methods: Comment by Olabode Ayodele: N/A to policy brief, which is your product. 1. For secondary data analysis, describe the existing data you will use. 2. If you propose to work with quantitative data, what comparisons will you make and/or what statistical tests will you use? If you plan to work with a qualitative data, will you conduct a content analysis or perform another type of qualitative analysis? 3. If you propose to plan a program, describe where the program will be implemented. 1 POLICY BRIEFS A guide to writing policy briefs for research uptake Rebecca Wolfe RESYST Research Uptake Manager October 2013 2 CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION TO POLICY BRIEFS 3 1.1 What is a policy brief? 3 1.2 Structure and content of a brief 5 1.3 Key components of an effective brief 6 2. PLANNING A POLICY BRIEF 7 2.1 Identifying target audiences 7 2.2 Developing an overarching message 8 2.3 Describing the problem 8 2.4 Identifying policy recommendations or interventions 9 2.5 Writing style: dos and don’ts 10 3. WRITING A POLICY BRIEF 11 3.1 Introduction 11 3.2 Methodology 11 3.3 Results and conclusions 11 3.4 Policy recommendations or implications 11 3.5 References and other useful resources 11 3.6 Title and executive summary 11 4. FORMAT AND DESIGN 12 4.1 Highlighting important information 12 4.2 Photographs 13 4.3 Data-visualisation 14 4.4 Logos 15 5. POLICY BRIEF CHECKLIST 16 6. DISSEMINATING A POLICY BRIEF 17 6.1 Identifying opportunities for dissemination 17 6.2 Identifying connectors – people, networks and intermediaries 17 6.3 Using websites and social media 17 1. INTRODUCTION TO POLICY BRIEFS “Research is essentially unfinished unless the findings are synthesised and applied in practice to improve the situation” Public health research is aimed at change and improving population health - however, publishing research findings in journals and reports doesn’t ultimately lead to .

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