CIPSRT | CIPSRT Research Summary Submission Form

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Researcher and Contact Information

Primary Contact

Full Name(Required)

Professional title/position

Organization or institution

Department, faculty, or research centre

Are you the lead author of this publication?

Yes

No, but I have permission to submit this summary on behalf of the research team

Additional Authors and Contributors

Please list the names and affiliations of all article authors in the order they appear in the publication.

Publication Information

Research Article Title

What is the full title of the peer-reviewed publication?

Citation

Please provide the full citation for the publication.

Publication Year

Journal Name

Digital Object Identifier (DOI) or Publication Link

Is the publication open access?

Yes

Not sure

Upload a Copy of the Publication

If permitted, please upload a PDF of the published article or accepted manuscript for CIPSRT's internal reference. This document will not necessarily be posted publicly. Accepted formats: PDF, DOCX Maximum file size: 10 MB

Accepted file types: pdf, docx, Max. file size: 10 MB.

Research Overview

How would you describe this research in one or two sentences to someone outside your field? Try to avoid jargon and technical terminology.

Suggested length: 25–50 words

Why Was This Research Important?

What issue, problem, or knowledge gap was this research intended to address? Why should this topic matter to Public Safety Personnel or those who support them? Suggested length: 75–150 words

What Did the Researchers Do?

Briefly describe how the research was conducted. Where relevant, you may wish to include: Who participated? Where was the research conducted? What type of study was completed? What information or outcomes were examined? Suggested length: 75–150 words

What Did the Research Find?

What are the most important findings? Please focus on the findings you believe are most relevant for a broader, non-academic audience. Suggested length: 100–250 words

What Does This Mean?

What are the practical implications of the findings? Consider what the findings may mean for: Public Safety Personnel PSP leaders and organizations Clinicians and service providers Families and support networks Policymakers Researchers Please distinguish between what the study found and what may be a potential implication or application. Suggested length: 100–200 words

Key Takeaways

What Should Readers Remember? Please provide up to three key takeaways from the research.

Key Takeaway 1

Tip: Try to write each takeaway as a clear statement that could be understood without reading the full article.

Key Takeaway 2

Key Takeaway 3

Relevance to Public Safety Personnel

Which groups may find this research most relevant?

Select all that apply.

Police and other law enforcement personnel

Firefighters

Paramedics

Public Safety Communicators/ Dispatchers

Correctional workers

Border services personnel

Search and rescue personnel

Indigenous emergency and public safety personnel

Other Public Safety Personnel

PSP leaders and managers

Clinicians and healthcare providers

PSP families

Researchers

Policymakers

General public

Other: [Short text field]

What PSP Issue or Topic Does This Research Address?

Select all that apply.

Select All

Mental health

Psychological injury

PTSD and posttraumatic stress

Depression

Anxiety

Suicide prevention

Substance use

Chronic pain

Occupational stress

Burnout

Moral injury

Sleep

Trauma exposure

Peer support

Leadership and organizational culture

Resilience and wellbeing

Families and relationships

Stigma

Access to care

Prevention and early intervention

Treatment and recovery

Return to work

Retirement / Career Transition

Training and education

Other:

Research Context and Limitations

What Should Readers Keep in Mind When Interpreting These Findings?

For example: Study size or population Geographic context Study design limitations Whether findings may or may not apply to all PSP sectors Areas where additional research is needed [Long text field] Suggested length: 50–150 words

What Questions Remain?

Are there important questions that this research did not answer or areas where further research is needed?

Researcher Perspective

Why Do You Think This Research Matters?

In your own words, what is the most important message you would like PSP or other readers to take from this research? Suggested length: 50–100 words

Supporting Materials and Media

Do you have additional materials that could help readers understand or apply this research?

Plain-language summary

Infographic

Research brief

Toolkit or guide

Webinar or presentation

Podcast or video

Related publication

Other resource

No additional materials

Please provide links or upload supporting materials.

Would you like to submit an image that may accompany the research summary?

Yes — I will upload an image

Yes — please contact me about possible image options

File

Max. file size: 32 MB.

Image description/caption

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Suggested Website Details

Suggested Headline

If this research were featured on the CIPSRT website, what headline would encourage your intended audience to learn more? This does not need to be the academic article title. [Short text field — optional] Example: New research explores how organizational support may influence PSP mental health

Suggested Keywords

Please provide 3–8 keywords or phrases that could help people find this content. [Tag entry field] Examples: PTSD · firefighters · organizational support · mental health · peer support

Review and Publication

Has this research been peer reviewed?

Note: At this time, CIPSRT research summaries submitted through this form are intended to highlight peer-reviewed research.

Yes

Has this research been previously featured by CIPSRT?

Yes

Yes, but please send substantive changes to me for review before publication

Please contact me before making changes

Would you like to review the final web version before publication?

Yes

Permissions and Declaration

Please confirm the following:(Required)

I confirm that the information submitted is accurate to the best of my knowledge.

I confirm that the research described is based on a peer-reviewed publication.

I have the authority or permission to submit this information on behalf of the research team, where applicable.

I understand that submitting this form does not guarantee publication on the CIPSRT website.

I understand that CIPSRT may edit or adapt submitted content for accessibility, plain language, length, and consistency.

I confirm that any images or materials submitted may be used by CIPSRT and that I have the necessary permissions to provide them.

I understand that CIPSRT may contact me for clarification or additional information before publishing the research summary.

Final Submission

Is there anything else you would like the CIPSRT Knowledge Mobilization team to know about this research or submission?

Preferred Contact for Follow-Up

The primary contact listed above

Another member of the research team

Contact name

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