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This document discusses evidence informed practice and increasing collaboration between researchers and practitioners. It lists resources on measuring personal outcomes and practitioner research involving older people. It also outlines the activities and outputs of the Practitioner Research: Older People project, which aimed to increase the volume and quality of practitioner-led research through training, knowledge sharing events, and disseminating research reports.
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- 15. Practitioner Research: Older People (PROP) blogs.iriss.org.uk/prop
- 16. Collaboration between researchers & practitioners Volume and quality of practitioner-led research Access to and awareness of practitioner research Extend understanding
- 17. 1 Blog 2 Funders 3 Project team members 4 Steering group meetings 5 Research reports OUT NOW 6 Practice organisations 7 Mentors 8 Research projects 9 Practitioners 10 Organisations involved
- 18. Activities & outputs • • • • • • • • Research training sessions Knowledge exchange events Project postcards Individual research reports Evaluation reports PROP Summary booklet 2 journal articles 1 special issue of Journal of Integrated Care
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