Thanks to @JessdotGlen & Lucy Pomeroy talking about the ways that @HRCNewZealand funded research can demonstrate impact both prospectively and retrospectively. Very helpful for this #ECResearcher #RISummit #ResearchImpact [1/4]
.@JessdotGlen encouraging researchers to be specific about the potential impact of their projects, but also to be realistic within the scale and timeframe of our research. #RISummit #ResearchImpact [2/4]
Lucy Pomeroy sharing that @HRCNewZealand assessment processes and funding criteria are evolving, with clear focus on equity, Māori health advancement and #ResearchImpact #RISummit [3/4]
Post-project evaluation feedback is helping @HRCNewZealand to identify barriers faced by researchers on their pathway to impact – including resourcing limitations, system barriers & locality issues #RISummit #ResearchImpact [4/4]

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