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  • Occupational health and safety research
  • Knowledge translation
  • Research impact assessment

Background:

  • Growing interest in research impact beyond academia, particularly in healthcare.
  • Limited focus on occupational health and safety (OHS) research impact models.
  • Need for a structured approach to track and describe OHS research outcomes.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe a decade-old research impact model used by a mid-sized work and health institute.
  • To contextualize case studies of research impact in OHS.
  • To provide a model applicable to other small and mid-sized OHS research organizations.

Main Methods:

  • Development of a research impact model informed by existing frameworks.
  • Utilizing a logic model to map research actions, outcomes, audiences, and knowledge transfer.
  • Categorizing research impact into diffusion, decision-making, and societal influence.
  • Indicating the difficulty level in determining specific impact types.

Main Results:

  • The model has been successfully used for over a decade to track and describe research impact.
  • Case studies illustrate three distinct types of research impact.
  • The model's unique feature is its assessment of impact determination difficulty.
  • The model shows favorable comparison with healthcare and health services research impact models.

Conclusions:

  • The described research impact model is effective for a mid-sized OHS research institute.
  • The model aids in guiding the process of tracking and describing research impact.
  • This model offers a valuable framework for other small to mid-sized OHS research organizations.