This makes it possible to unambiguously communicate findings with the research community and provide the opportunity to generate additional related data and expand current collections.
In four camps – Huseineyeh, Jaramana, Lattakyia and Yarmouk – groups of 25 to 35 adolescents have also been trained in 'action research': how to collectively select an issue, conduct research, collate information and communicate findings and recommendations back to their communities.
The universities will partner with community organizations to incorporate local concerns into study designs and communicate findings of the research.
They also provide a way to compare results and communicate findings easily across a broad spectrum of interests.
And that transparently communicate findings to consumers, brands and retailers in order to support innovations towards better products and supply chains.
Scientists identify a cultural gap between them and policymakers, suggesting that we need to overcome differences in the languages used to communicate findings, the timescales to produce recommendations, and the incentives to engage.
The New Jersey program has created a Web site (www.eohsi.rutgers.edu/rc/response.shtml) to communicate findings, along with information on how to limit contact with dust, as a common-sense precaution.
She identified three areas in which academia lagged behind thinktanks in its capacity to influence policy: failure to produce clear outcomes without caveats; reluctance to clearly define policy implications; and difficulty in communicating findings in an accessible way.
Communicating findings to standards organisations enables a more open and inclusive policy process.
However, the radiology report typically is designed to communicate findings and recommendations to the referring clinician, and may contain many terms unfamiliar to lay readers.
