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Home\For researchers\Working papers\Developing GenV’s research methodologies: Brainstorming sessions and survey 2018 Back Developing GenV’s research methodologies: Brainstorming sessions and survey 2018 Developing GenV’s research methodologies: Brainstorming sessions and survey 2018 Authors Sarah Davies1,2, Lauren Davenport1,2, Karen Lamb3, Melissa Wake1,2 Affiliation 1 – Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, Royal Children’s Hospital, Parkville, Victoria, Australia 2 – Department of Paediatrics, The University of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria, Australia 3 – Melbourne School of Population and Global Health, The University of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria, Australia PUBLICATION DATE July 2020 SERIES NUMBER 2020-03 ABSTRACT GenV moved into its conceptualising phase in early 2018, ahead of the Cohort 2020s recruitment in 2021-22. To inform GenV’s development, the Solutions Hub assembled seven Research Methodology Brainstorming Sessions through March-May 2018 followed by a survey to prioritise the unique ideas generated. This rapid process aimed to identify high-priority research methodologic features sufficiently early for GenV to enable them during its design development. Many of the prioritised ideas have since been taken forward by GenV Method Core and Focus Area Working Groups. Others have emerged, reflecting broader input since the initial sessions. Overall, this activity kick-started significant value to the research and translational impacts of GenV. KEYWORDS Research methodology, Brainstorming sessions; Survey CITATION Davies S, Davenport L, Lamb K, Wake M (2020). Developing GenV’s Research Methodologies: Brainstorming Sessions and Survey 2018. Generation Victoria Working Paper 2020-03. doi: 10.25374/MCRI.8234006 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY PAPER DOWNLOAD