#knowledge-mobilization

Develop comprehensive plan for sharing research findings with diverse audiences. Audience mapping: 1. Academic: researchers, students, journal editors. 2. Policy: government officials, NGOs, think tanks. 3. Practice: clinicians, educators, social workers. 4. Public: patients, families, community members, media. Channel selection: 1. Academic: peer-reviewed journals, conferences, preprint servers. 2. Policy: policy briefs, legislative testimony, regulatory comments. 3. Practice: professional magazines, continuing education, clinical guidelines. 4. Public: press releases, social media, patient advocacy groups, podcasts. Message adaptation: 1. Academic: detailed methodology, statistical significance, limitations. 2. Policy: cost-effectiveness, implementation requirements, political feasibility. 3. Practice: clinical relevance, actionable recommendations, workflow integration. 4. Public: personal relevance, plain language, compelling stories. Timing strategy: 1. Immediate: press release at publication, social media announcement. 2. Short-term: conference presentations, professional meetings. 3. Long-term: integration into systematic reviews, clinical guidelines, policy documents. Evaluation: track reach, engagement, and uptake across all channels.