1. Citation: |
Fujiura, G. T., Jones, R., & Groll, J. (2015). Knowledge utilization and ADA technical assistance information. Journal of Rehabilitation, 81(2), 19-25. |
Title: |
Knowledge utilization and ADA technical assistance information |
Author(s): |
Fujiura, G.
Jones, R.
Groll, J.
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Year: |
2015 |
Journal/Publication: |
Journal of Rehabilitation |
Abstract: |
Given the increase in disability-related initiatives, policies and services, there is a need to examine whether accurate information about these is being disseminated to relevant stakeholders. One way consumers gain information is through technical assistance (TA) from "knowledge broker" organizations. The present article sought to understand consumers' experiences with TA regarding the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The researchers examined differences between types of consumers, as well as why and how they sought and utilized information. A mixed-methods design was utilized. The results suggest heterogeneity in consumers' TA needs even within a consumer type, and that future research is needed to continue exploring how TA leads to action.
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Type of Item: |
Research Study
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Type of KT Strategy: |
Educational Outreach/Person to Person TA Knowledge Broker Questionnaires Survey
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Target Group: |
Business/Employer/Industry Researchers Service Provider
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Evidence Level: |
3 |
Record Updated: | 2016-07-18 |
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