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Table 3 Topics for KT Canada Monthly Seminar Series

From: Core competencies in the science and practice of knowledge translation: description of a Canadian strategic training initiative

Year

Topic

Presenter(s)

2008

Implementation Science - a Letter from the UK

Dr Martin Eccles

2009

Supporting Research Use by Health System Managers and Policymakers

Dr John Lavis

 

A Shared Decision Making Approach to Knowledge Transfer and Exchange

Dr France Légaré

 

Ethical Challenges in Knowledge Translation Research

Dr Charles Weijer

 

Patient Decision Aids as a Knowledge Translation Strategy: Opportunities and Barriers

Dr Annette O'Connor

 

Cluster RCT Comparing Three Methods of Implementing Practice Guidelines for Children with Croup

Dr. David Johnson

 

Collaborative Journal Clubs: Can Bottom Up Implementation Work?

Prof Paul Glasziou

 

How We Use the Language of KT, and Its Challenges: Time for Changes?

Dr Ann McKibbon

 

The Influence of Social Networks on KT in Long Term Care Facilities

Dr Anne Sales

 

A Cognitive Perspective of Knowledge Translation

Dr Jamie Brehaut

2010

Advancements in Development, Reporting and Evaluation of Clinical Practice Guidelines: Introducing AGREE II

Dr Melissa Brouwers

 

Translating Nutrition Research into Practice: A Look at Novel Strategies to Improve Evidence-Based Diet-Related Decisions

Dr Sophie Desroches

 

Making Guidelines Easier to Follow: Bridging Best Evidence and a Clear Message

Dr Onil Bhattacharyya and Dr Monika Kastner (Post-Doctoral Fellow)

 

Lost in Translation: How I Found the Way

Dr Ian Graham

 

Storytelling as a KT Strategy in Child Health: Croup as an Illustrative Example

Drs Lisa Hartling, Terry Klassen and Shannon Scott

 

KT Trials Must Overcome both Poor Practitioner and Patient Performance

Dr Brian Haynes

 

Sustainability of KT Innovations

Dr Barbara Davies

 

Studying the Use of Research Knowledge in Public Bureaucracies

Dr Mathieu Ouimet

2011

Policy Makers and Researchers as Partners in Knowledge Mobilization

Ms Nancy Reynolds and Dr Suzanne Tough

 

Required Versus Inspired Partnerships: Report on a Survey of Researchers and Knowledge-Users Holding Integrated KT Grants

Ms Jacqueline Tetroe

 

KT Research at Toronto Rehabilitation Institute: Using

Psychological Theory to Improve the Implementation of a Hand Hygiene Intervention

Dr Veronique Boscart

and Dr Susan Jaglal

 

Supporting evidence based practice through information technologies

Dr Diane Doran

 

Evidence-based self-management: translation of knowledge into a self-management tool for patients with urinary incontinence

Dr Jayna Holroyd-Leduc

 

Translating knowledge to support e-health implementation in healthcare: A multidimensional approach

Dr Marie-Pierre Gagnon

 

Applying to Integrated Knowledge Translation Funding

Opportunities at CIHR: Tips for Success

Mr Ryan McCarthy and

Mr Adrian Mota

 

Leading for Quality and Safety

Dr Deborah White