Dissemination of Information

Dissemination of information refers to communication strategies and techniques that provide information in effective ways. Dissemination may include several different types of communications platforms, such as websites, newsletters, e-marketing, print advertising, social media, presentations, etc.

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FAQs About Dissemination of Information

What are the best ways to communicate and disseminate research and data to inform policy?

Stakeholders engaged in legislative, education, practice, payment, and regulatory policy discussions need data to help inform their decisions. Data should be presented in different formats (eg, briefs, slides, fact sheets) and at different levels (eg, academic research vs layperson language) depending on the audience. Some health workforce researchers have been advised to cultivate connections with legislative aides and to communicate research findings through social media. Others have been advised to present their data and research on a single page in short, concise bullets and easy-to-read graphics. It is important to highlight key messages and minimize less useful information.

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