| Evidence :: Introduction to Evidence Mini-Guides :: Using evidence :: What do you want to use research for
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What do you want to use research for?
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It can be helpful to think about what you want to use research for. Where do you, or your organisation, sit in the 3 ways of thinking about and using research suggested by Walter et al (2007)?
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1) The research-based practitioner model
Here individuals have a personal commitment to using research and they need to be able to access and interpret research. They believe:
- It is their role and responsibility to keep up to date with research and apply it to practice.
- Professional education and training are important in enabling the use of research and in directly applying findings to their practice.
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