Preparing Supporting Materials for Innovations

Supporting materials are not required for Innovation submissions. However, you are encouraged to submit supporting materials if you feel they will be helpful to others for a complete understanding of how your project was structured and implemented.

The actual content of supporting materials will vary depending upon the nature of your project. The following list is intended to provide examples of the kinds of materials you may wish to include:

   · Guidelines or policies

   · Project checklists

   · Forms and other documentation tools
  
   · Graphs, tables or charts

   · Reference sources used in your research or project
       implementation.

In submitting your Supporting Materials, please adhere to the General Outlines for Material Submission (available here).

Dissemination of Innovation Information

Award recipients shall agree to the publication of announcement of the iSoft/HIMAA Innovation Award in the HIMAA Journal.

Recipients may be asked to contribute an article describing their innovation in the HIMAA Journal. In order to promote the implementation of the Innovation, recipients may be also asked to participate in a panel or to present at the  HIMAA National Symposium to be held in Brisbane on 23 July 2004.