Important.ppt

Important.ppt

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  Name of Institution Assessingand Reporting Research Impact – A Role for the Library
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  Name of Institution overview •Impact metrics - the ususal suspects and more • A view from the library • Identifying needs • Roles played by libraries • Developing services • Moving this space forward on the local and larger level
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  Name of Institution impactmetrics-why do we care? • Quantify and document research impact • Justify future requests for funding • Quantify return on research investment • Discover how research findings are being used • Identify similar research projects • Identify possible collaborators • Determine if research findings are duplicated, confirmed, corrected, improved or repudiated • Determine if research findings were extended (different human populations, different animal models/species, etc.) • Confirm that research findings were properly attributed/credited • Demonstrate that research findings are resulting in meaningful health outcomes • Discover community benefit as a result of research findings • Progress reports • Tenure • Promotion dossiers https://becker.wustl.edu/impact-assessment/model
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  Name of Institution AlternativeMetrics • Twitter • Facebook • Blogs • Research Highlights • Google+ • Main Stream Media • Reddit • Forums • Q&A – StackExchange • Pintrest • LinkedIn • FigShare • F1000 Reviews • GitHub h Articles Datasets Slides Software Webpages
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  Name of Institution Understandingthe impact of research is a massive task. How do we understand the impact of a published work? Aperson? A researchcenter? Auniversity? What ISimpact?
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  Name of Institution I •We need to move assessment toward “desired outcomes: research that is productive, high-quality, reproducible, shareable, and translatable (PQRST)” • Productivity metrics should reward high- influence science rather than least publishable units and decrease publication bias against negative results. Research impact and assessment
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  Name of Institution GoBeyond Counts! https://becker.wustl.edu/impact-assessment Investigate and adapt frameworks to help put things into context More and more organizations and efforts are considering the impact of their work through frameworks. The Becker Model Frameworks from the IOM, CDC, and NIEHS Snowball Metrics Discipline-specific apporaches and more…
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  Name of Institution GoBeyond Counts! Investigate and adapt frameworks to help put things into context
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  Name of Institution TheBecker Model • Provides a supplement to publication analysis to provide a more robust and comprehensive perspective of biomedical research impact. – reporting templates, glossary of resources and terms, examples of relevant indicators of impact across the research process, and readings • Straightforward framework for tracking diffusion of research outputs and activities to locate indicators that demonstrate evidence of biomedical research impact – individual, core, and institutional-level; modify for different disciplines • Guidance for quantifying and documenting research impact as well as resources for locating evidence of impact. • Strategies for enhancing the impact of research
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  Name of Institution Strategiesfor Enhancing the Impact of Research h Repetition, consistency, and an awareness of the intended audience form the basis of most the strategies. Optimizing discoverability and access of your research is the surest way to enhance its visibility and impact. The strategies focus upon Preparing for Publication, Dissemination, and Keeping Track of Your Research. Suggestions for researchers and recommendations to reach out to their library for assistance.
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  Name of Institution Understandingtheimpactofresearchisamassivetask. Howdowe understandtheimpactofa publishedwork? Aperson? Aresearch center? Auniversity? What ISimpact? How do we scale up and operationalize this process? How do we supportit locally from the library?
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  Name of Institution Leverageongoing efforts on the levelandbeyondlocal • ORCID • CASRAI • CERIF • VIVO-ISF ontology • NISO Altmetric work • CV/Biosketch • Large-scale semantic search • Institutional repositories • Research networking systems • Institutional research information and management systems • Analytical and benchmarking efforts • Tracking and evaluation
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  Name of Institution Vivolends itself to research assessment & impact • Facilitates a more robust research ecosystem – Diffusion of research products – Discovery of shared products – Reproducibility – Translation – Enables credit and visibility by showcasing individual achievements and expertise • Supports team-based science and collaboration • Allows better large-scale understanding of the research enterprise – Temporal relationships (career development, time from publication to research synthesis) – Peer comparisons – Strategic planning and visualization – Identify emerging trends • Enables more efficient means of collecting & representing meaningful outputs en masse • New experimental protocols • Datasets • Instrumentation • Software code • New diagnostic criteria • New standard of care • Curriculum guidelines • Measurement instruments • Continuing education materials • Clinical/practice guidelines
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  Name of Institution •Plum Analytics gathers metrics across five categories—usage, mentions, captures, social media and citations. • Metrics are gathered around artifacts • Collected information is displayed in visualizations, dashboards, and widgets. • Customized for the institution or organization. ARTIFACTS articles blog posts book chapters books cases clinical trials conference papers datasets figures grants interviews letters media patents posters presentations source code theses / dissertations videos webpages IR integration
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  Name of Institution IRintegration Benefits? 1.Create a feedback loop for researchers that gives them timely insight into the impact of their research right from the start 2.Easy access to advanced metrics from PlumX can help build buy-in from researchers, increasing repository support by your contributors 3.Aggregated metrics and reports from the PlumX dashboard puts the repository at the center of communicating about the impacts of your organization’s research
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  Name of Institution aspectrum ofpossibilities… http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Linear_visible_spectrum.svg Integrate altmetrics in your IR Lead or support RNS project (VIVO, etc) ORCID services and support Run citation reports Encourage prudent use of online tools Welcome deposit of alternative outputs in your IR Keep current Collaborate with TT office to track outputs Develop standard reports/visualiz ations/analyses Hire an impact and evaluation librarian Workshop on strategies for enhancing research impact Run publication data reports Establish a consultation service Help researchers obtain DOIs and understand data options Understand motivations of funding agencies
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  Name of Institution localsuccess depends on stakeholder engagement • Stay up to date on scholarly issues and the scholarly workflow • Stay up to date on funding/reporting requirements • Brainstorm to identify and understand motivations of stakeholders • Anticipate need and present solutions • Call on advocates • Think beyond ‘business as usual’ • Be persistent!
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  Name of Institution Acknowledgements Support: •Northwestern University Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute, NIH award 8UL1TR000150-05 • VIVO - DuraSpace • Thanks: • Cathy Sarli, MLS, AHIP • Karen Gutzman – NLM Fellow • Andrea Michalek at Plum @amichalek • VIVO Community @VIVOcollab • Galter Health Sciences Library