I've presented on the research project to people in ISEPICH and SGPCP earlier this year and am presenting to Wimmera PCP this week. This is the final stage of the research and I'm trying to get some feedback from participants (or their colleagues) on the findings of the project and the implications of those findings before I finish writing up my thesis.
It is difficult because most people involved have limited time and it is hard to condense the findings and implications down to a 15 minute presentation, and hard for people to give feedback within those constraints too. However I think it is grounding the research - even recognising those difficulties grounds it. Hopefully the results of this project will feed into ongoing policy and development in health promotion and public health. It's all an ongoing project and this research is just one small part of it.
Here's the presentation. Some the slides are a bit hard to read, I can't make them any larger on Blogger, but if you click on individual slides they will come up more clearly.
It is difficult because most people involved have limited time and it is hard to condense the findings and implications down to a 15 minute presentation, and hard for people to give feedback within those constraints too. However I think it is grounding the research - even recognising those difficulties grounds it. Hopefully the results of this project will feed into ongoing policy and development in health promotion and public health. It's all an ongoing project and this research is just one small part of it.
"nothing begins when it begins and nothing's over when it's over"
(Margaret Atwood, The Robber Bride)Here's the presentation. Some the slides are a bit hard to read, I can't make them any larger on Blogger, but if you click on individual slides they will come up more clearly.
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