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Insights on Translating Research into Policy: Tips for Success

Discover practical strategies from State Rep. Mitch Greenlick's experience in Oregon's State Legislature on bridging research to policy decisions. Learn the keys to effective advocacy, data presentation, and trust-building in the policy-making process.

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Insights on Translating Research into Policy: Tips for Success

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  1. View from the StateLegislature: Translating Research Into Policy State Rep. Mitch Greenlick Oregon State House of Representatives Academy Health Annual Research Meeting June 6, 2004

  2. Translating Research Into Policy • Tips for Success • Start developing the answer years before being asked the question • Remember the difference between being an advocate and being a policy expert • Remember the difference between a point estimate and a confidence interval • Don’t show off

  3. Translating Research Into Policy • Start developing the answer years before being asked the question • Post Hospital Needs Study • Alcohol Treatment Insurance Clinical Trial • Prepaid Medicaid Demonstration

  4. Translating Research Into Policy • Remember the difference between being an advocate and a policy expert • Develop trust • Be certain of your facts • Best sticking to your own data

  5. Translating Research Into Policy • Remember the difference between a point estimate and a confidence interval • How many uninsured?? • Give them and answer – clear, straightforward, and, if possible, reasonably valid

  6. Translating Research Into Policy • Don’t Show off • Assume legislators are pretty smart – they frequently are. • Be clear about who is the novice and who is the expert • Develop trust

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