Using Research to Advance Policy: Part 1 of 3 (GSA Section)

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大约1年之前 45:22

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Considering the Interplay of Research and Policy

The dynamic interplay between research and policy affects geriatric/gerontology practice and research. Whether researcher, practitioner, or policy maker, understanding the context of each strengthens the reach of our work.

HS SRPP joint development team included:

Carol Geary, PhD, MBA, RN
Julie Gordon, DrPH, CPHQ
Jolie Harris, DNS RN
Anju Paudel , PhD, MGS, RN

Using Research to Advance Policy: Part 1 of 3 (GSA Section)

This GSA Section Podcast explores the interplay between research and policy in geriatrics and gerontology featuring the work and insights of esteemed GSA members Ann Kolanowski and Jasmine Travers. Hosted by Anju Paudel.

Transcript

Speakers

Host

Anju Paudel, PhD, MGS, RN

This podcast episode is supported by the GSA Innovation Fund.

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Using Research to Advance Policy: Part 1 of 3 (GSA Section)

GSA on Aging

published 大约1年之前

MP3•单集首页

Considering the Interplay of Research and Policy

HS SRPP joint development team included:

Carol Geary, PhD, MBA, RN
Julie Gordon, DrPH, CPHQ
Jolie Harris, DNS RN
Anju Paudel , PhD, MGS, RN

Using Research to Advance Policy: Part 1 of 3 (GSA Section)

Transcript

Speakers

Host

Anju Paudel, PhD, MGS, RN

This podcast episode is supported by the GSA Innovation Fund.

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#Science #Non-Profit #Business #Gerontological Society Of America

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