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Research

Building a culture of research dissemination in primary health care: the South Australian experience of supporting the novice researcher

Karin Ried and Jeffrey Fuller
Aust Health Rev 2005; 29 (1):6-11

Introduction

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The PHCRED-SA State Conference 2003

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Publications in the peer reviewed Conference Proceedings

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What we learned from the process

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Peer support furthers research dissemination

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Conclusion

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Acknowledgements

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Competing interests

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References

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Author details
Abstract

The Primary Health Care Research Evaluation and Development (PHCRED) program in Australia aims to build research capacity in primary health care. In South Australia, the program (PHCRED-SA) has addressed skill building in dissemination of research findings by providing support for peer reviewed publication. The support included comprehensive advice and feedback for novice and inexperienced researchers and writers in the publication process of the program’s 2003 Conference Proceedings. This paper describes the South Australian experience of supporting novice researchers in research dissemination by applying the PHCRED-SA capacity building support model.

Karin Ried, PhD, MSc, GDPH, State Coordinator and Program Manager of the Primary Health Care Research Evaluation and Development (PHCRED) Program

Department of General Practice, Flinders University, Adelaide, SA.

Jeffrey Fuller, PhD, MSc, BN, Associate Professor

Northern Rivers Department of Rural Health, University of Sydney, Lismore, NSW.

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