Faison Maya N, Randell Rachel L, Bates Karl L, Nicholson Kate M, Vizuete Natalie, Walters Scott T, Hornik Christoph P
Department of Pediatrics, Duke University School of Medicine, Durham, NC, USA.
Department of Medicine, Duke University School of Medicine, Durham, NC, USA.
Inquiry. 2025 Jan-Dec;62:469580251359906. doi: 10.1177/00469580251359906. Epub 2025 Sep 8.
Communicating health research through local and national print, television, and radio news can amplify the impact of research findings. However, relatively few health researchers work with the media to communicate their findings to a broader audience. In April 2024, we convened a group of specialists with expertise in traditional media, health news, and health advocacy for a webinar sponsored by the Helping to End Addiction Long-term (HEAL) Initiative. We present an overview of the discussion, including opportunities within the context of traditional media, guidance for health researchers on partnering with the media, and themes on translating health research to a general audience. Health researchers can use this article as a guide to working with the media to expand the influence of their research findings.
通过地方和国家的印刷媒体、电视及广播新闻来传播健康研究成果,能够扩大研究发现的影响力。然而,相对较少的健康研究人员与媒体合作,将他们的研究成果传达给更广泛的受众。2024年4月,我们召集了一群在传统媒体、健康新闻和健康宣传方面具有专业知识的专家,参加由“助力长期终结成瘾”(HEAL)倡议组织主办的网络研讨会。我们概述了此次讨论的内容,包括传统媒体背景下的机会、健康研究人员与媒体合作的指南,以及将健康研究成果转化给普通受众的主题。健康研究人员可以将本文作为与媒体合作的指南,以扩大其研究成果的影响力。