KT Pathways is a digital learning and assessment tool. It was designed to help researchers, policy makers, and practitioners understand what competencies are involved in knowledge translation (KT), assess their competency, and provide appropriate resources to improve KT knowledge and skills.
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All resourcesResources to inspire, educate, facilitate and inform your KT planning, practice and science.
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KT Encounters: Terminology
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Engage2020 Action Catalogue
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Community-based participatory research and integrated knowledge translation: advancing the co-creation of knowledge
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Increasing the use of evidence in health policy : practice and views of policy makers and researchers.
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Knowledge Translation (KT) Planning Primer
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How does a knowledge broker "fit" in the world of KT?
Featured Resource
Most KT Theories Are Rarely Used - A Scoping Review Summary
Theories, Frameworks and Models have an important place in the field of KT and help us to systematically plan our efforts, identify potential barriers and facilitators, and improve the likelihood of successful implementation, sustainability and scale up. This blog post provides a summary of the scoping review conducted by Lisa Strifler et al which found that although there are a number of different theory, framework and models cited in the KT literature, they are not consistently used.
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Events & Training OpportunitiesProgram
Introductory Course on Systematic Review & Meta-Analyses
This course is co-taught by Dr. Sharon Straus (MD), and Dr. Andrea Tricco (PhD).
9:00am - 4:00pm
Online
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Conference
(POSTPONED) Alberta SPOR SUPPORT Unit - Summer Institute 2020 & Call for Abstracts
9:00am - 5:00pm, Calgary, AB
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