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How organisations can learn from the research they conduct

Make sure your research findings get used – and don’t gather dust


What’s the point of research if you don’t apply what you learn?

All too often organisations conduct research because they have to meet government returns. Or they seek to use it to support policies they have already decided upon. Usually such research is not used and its findings are left gathering dust.

The solution is to be a learning organisation, one where research helps in developing services that truly meet the needs and desires of the communities it serves.

This doesn’t mean research has to be more expensive, complex or technically more difficult to undertake. But it does mean understanding what is meant by organisational learning – and knowing how research can help.

This challenging, thought-provoking day covers these critical points:



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