Building successful victim researcher and practitioner collaborations
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2018
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Center for Victim Research (CVR)
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This Center for Victim Research (CVR) tip sheet provides ten tips, or a "roadmap," for fostering collaboration between researchers studying victimization and professionals working directly with victims. The report also includes reasons that collaboration between the two groups is important, such as incorporating front-line knowledge about victims' needs and safety into research questions, improving data collection and analysis, and increasing understanding and credibility of research findings. See also CVR webinar by Dr. Christine Murray on this topic. (CVRL Abstract)
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Synthesis, Service Providers, Victim Services, Research Into Practice, Interdisciplinary Teams, Measurement, Assessment, Researcher-Practitioner Partnerships, Survivors, Training, Synthesis, Service Providers, Victim Services, Research Into Practice, Interdisciplinary Teams, Measurement, Assessment, Researcher-Practitioner Partnerships
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Murray, Christine. (2018). Building Successful Victim Researcher and Practitioner Collaborations. Center for Victim Research, 7 pgs.