SUPPORTING RESEARCH, EVIDENCE AND KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE IN SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL CARE

Five focus areas are outlined and an

Implementation Plan is being

refined subject to approval.

Check out the strategy on :

SWSCResearch-Strategy-2020-25.pdf

(hscni.net)

In the last edition of the Newsletter issue 14 still

available as:

SUPPORTING RESEARCH, EVIDENCE AND

KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE IN SOCIAL WORK AND

SOCIAL CARE. - 1 (pagetiger.com)

Building a Research Community

To support a research community

"Building a research community takes time - it involves significant change and this

is invariably painstaking"

"Having cluster groups with practitioners and service users with a common

interest might be a good starting point - maybe through lunch time seminars and a

collaborative approach adopted to build the research community would be a good

idea"

Regular research presentations delivered on line that people can register for by

dissemination of an email weekly that allows people to register might be an

option.

(Ideas from delegates at Research Conference March 2021)

We provided the readership with details on our initiative Building a Research

Community (see pages 14/15).

At the March research conference we were delighted that John Devaney

Edinburgh University (formerly of QUB) agreed to chair a session inviting dialogue and

input from a diverse range of members of the Core Group.

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