Dissemination means sharing your findings with the people who can use them — service users, carers, clinicians, managers, commissioners, and wider partners. Planning dissemination early helps ensure your work has impact, supports learning across BCHC, and avoids delays once your project finishes.
Summarise what the user of CIPI should learn in this section
By watching the videos on this page and reading the contents of the page you will understand:
- Why dissemination matters and who to share findings with
- Different ways to disseminate (internal, external, academic and non-academic)
- How to tailor your message for different audiences
- How to plan dissemination so it is timely, accessible and useful
How to complete this stage at BCHC
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To disseminate your work within BCHC and beyond, you can:
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Share internally at BCHC
- Submit your work for BCHC communications and internal promotion via the R&I team (email: bchc.ri-info@nhs.net)
- Present at BCHC events and learning opportunities (see events listings): https://research.bhamcommunity.nhs.uk/news/events/
- Share through BCHC improvement channels (Improving2gether): http://nww.bhamcommunity.nhs.uk/about-us/bchc-improving2gether/
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Get support to publish or present externally
- If you are planning a conference abstract, poster, paper or other external dissemination, contact the R&I team for advice and signposting (email: bchc.ri-info@nhs.net)
- For academic/clinical academic support, you can also contact: clinicalacademics@uhb.nhs.uk
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Get help with searching, referencing and accessing papers
- The Smallwood Library can support literature searching, referencing, and access to full-text papers to help you write up and disseminate your work (email: smallwood.library@nhs.net)
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