Analysis of Optimizing Factors for Utilization of Research Results in Health College

Abstract

Week utilization of research results for economic and social development in society as well as the competitiveness of technological products produced by universities encourage the need for factor analysis in optimizing research results that can bridge the solution to this problem. This research uses quantitative descriptive methods to identify and analyze factors that are considered variables to obtain an effective research process so that it can be utilized by users in the form of downstream research results. The results of the field study show several factors that influence the mechanism, including the importance of having a research road map that links and matches not only from a scientific perspective but also with industry through technology and market readiness. Scientific interdisciplinary collaboration and the role of intermediation and incubation are needed for its optimization supported by appropriate regulations. Potential research must be strengthened into research that produces high-value-added products, both economically and socially, capable of transforming into products that have competitive and comparative advantages and provide solutions for users.