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RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP: Academic reading and writing

[Grant proposals]

Research utilization

Definition:

The term “research utilization” is often used in conjunction with policymaking: using research results to inform better public policies, often health-related policies.

Useful resources on Research utilization:

Jakobsen, M. W. (2019). Evidence-informed policymaking: The role of research, stakeholders and policy organizations. Syddansk Universitetsforlag. https://portal.findresearcher.sdu.dk/en/publications/evidence-informed-policymaking-the-role-of-research-stakeholders- 

Sample of research utilization in the setting of Danish healthcare policy making.

Tags: IPS IA; IPS CritT; IPS CreaT; IPS PS; PSR CE; PSR IKC; PSR ER; PSR LL; PSR GL; IAL IntL; CompS

Peer Review: None

Table of contents:

1.2. Academic reading and writing


1.2.1. Preparing to write

1.2.2. Writing specifics for different academic formats


1.2.3. Grant proposals


1.2.3.1. Grant application writing: why important/purpose, types (cross-border, national, regional), examples
1.2.3.2. Citizen science: definition, examples, why important and emphasized in grant funding activities
1.2.3.3. "Intellectual property" rights (IP) (includes: knowledge transfer, patenting, legal and business standardization)


1.2.3.4. Research utilization
1.2.4. Corresponding with others

 

Author: Stephanie Krueger

Peer Reviewer(s): None

Last Updated: October 22, 2021