This report summarizes:

1. the findings from a  review of relevant papers and research on Delphi Panels and their potential use in assessing whether construction safety and health research findings are being used by target audiences of workers and contractors to reduce injuries and illnesses (research to practice); and
2. what was learned about the parameters of panel selection, composition, and analysis.

Social marketing is a promising approach for moving research to practice (r2p) in construction. . This Construction Safety and Health Social Marketing Toolkit is designed to build construction safety and health researchers’ and industry stakeholders’ capacity to: develop a social marketing plan; identify and work with appropriate partners to complement their skill set; and manage the process of developing and implementing a social marketing program.

This site is one more tool to help you effectively connect with others interested in improving safety and health in the industry. Other tools, including this Partnership Toolkit, which contains resources to help establish and strengthen partnerships focused on advancing safety and health in the construction industry, are available in our r2p tool library.

This primer provides information to help safety and health researchers decide if Social Network Analysis (SNA) is the right evaluation approach for their research project and to introduce key steps for conducting their own SNA. Throughout the primer, information from the Falls Campaign is used to ground the content in real-life examples.

CPWR has just launched a new online data series to improve our ongoing efforts to share timely, relevant and data-driven information with the construction industry. The Data Bulletin replaces the Quarterly Data Report and will be published six rather than four times per year.