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KT Core ResearchSnapshots for NeuroDevNetAnneliese Poetz, PhD – Manager, KT Core

KT Core Vision

ResearchSnapshotsFor NeuroDevNet

• Target audiences: policymakers, practitioners

• Methodology s/b clear but complete

• Formatted for accessibility

• “ResearchSnapshot of the week” featured on NeuroDevNet website

• Share-able via social media

ResearchSnapshots Process

• This webinar is Step 1 in new process

• Next step – we will put out a call for NDN-funded research papers (Principal Investigators will choose papers and send to apoetz@yorku.ca) then process will begin for you to work with Stacie to draft summary for one of the chosen papers

• Sign off by original researcher (if not you)

• All summaries link back to original research article

• Formatting onto ResearchSnapshot template & posted online

http://neurodevnet.ca/kt/researchsnapshots

“I really like [the ResearchSnapshots] because they uncomplicate and give me the content at a level of detail and a level of understanding that matches me…this really helps advance my knowledge and importantly, my thinking. Modelling DSM-V subgroups is not an idea that I have been exposed to, but is very relevant to surveillance and monitoring ASD trends.” – Anthony Coles, ASD Surveillance Project

Usefulness of ResearchSnapshots:Policymakers and practitioners

“I would use these snapshots in the future. We do a lot of in-service training on FASD for organizations in our city. Any type of research will help us give up to date information” - Katerina Jansen, Aboriginal FASD caseworker

“…we could absolutely post these on our website and link to Facebookand Twitter. We also produce a monthly newsletter…and I providetrainings to community and social service agencies.” – Lisa Rogozinsky, FASD Prevention Conversation facilitator

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