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title: "Announcing and Promoting a CSRTP"
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Trainers are encouraged to plan ahead when contemplating the conduct of a CSRTP and to promote it both within<span style="color: #000000"> their jurisdiction, on the JBI website and individual JBIC webpages. Potential participants frequently contact  JBI about CSRTP in locations other than Adelaide and ensuring that we know about your plans may increase enrolments in your course. </span><span style="color: #000000">If trainers wish to promote their JBI CSRTP on the JBI Global Events webpage and individual JBIC webpages, they are to contac</span><span style="color: #ff0000">t</span> [**jbic@adelaide.edu.au**](mailto:jbic@adelaide.edu.au) <span style="color: #000000">following the </span><u><span style="color: #000000">JBI guidelines</span></u><span style="color: #000000"> located in the</span> **[JBI Collaboration Handbook](//wiki.jbi.global/wiki.jbi.global/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=18055242&preview=/18055242/71239818/JBIC%20Handbook%202021.pdf)**. 

With the introduction of remote attendance CSRTP with online videoconferencing software, this may increase the ability for participants from outside of your geographical area to attend. However, where possible, it is ideal for CSRTP participants to conduct their training via their closest JBIC entity (such as one located in their region, state, province or country) so the JBIC entity can develop relevant links and act as the regional hubs for JBI reviews and methodology. If Trainers receive enquiries from participants who are geographically located closer to another entity, we encourage Trainers to refer these participants to their local entity. 

Other promotional strategies that can be employed to ensure that you attract participants include the below actions:

1. Contact local Universities and/or target specific faculties
2. Contact local Hospitals
3. Contact Research Centres
4. Create flyers (use JBI template available on the [JBI Collaboration Hub](//wiki.jbi.global/wiki.jbi.global/display/JBCI/JBI+Collaboration+Resource+Portal))
5. Create posters (use JBI template available on the [JBI Collaboration Hub](https://wiki.jbi.global/display/JBCI/JBI+Collaboration+Resource+Portal))
6. Contact Medical Conference Websites for event promotion opportunities
7. Electronic Direct Mail
8. Newsletter contributions or online calendar entries
9. Social media
10. Promote on JBI Website
11. Include on JBI Collaboration webpage
12. Advise JBI Education in order to promote on the Trainers Portal if applicable
13. Create interest by sending ‘expressions of interest’ or ‘Save the Date’ prior to promoting course/event
14. <span style="color: #000000">Share your program promotion ideas with the JBIC on the Trainers Portal within 'Discussions'.</span>