Leveraging arts-based methods such as film can be utilized for research dissemination. In this webinar, Dr. Angela Kaida, Juno Roche, and Azra Bhanji will discuss how they are using their film HIV Made Me Fabulous to help share HIV science to reduce stigma and discrimination. HIV Made Me Fabulous is a 10-minute film that tells …
The Evidence to Care team from Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital has published a new resource that presents our approach to knowledge mobilization product development. In the resource, we highlight the processes that we took to co-create a recent educational product for service providers, organizations, and system leaders. We showcase that ‘how’ you create something …
Posting on behalf of Birmingham City University Over the last two years Fiona and I have been striving to answer the question posed above. We have done two types of literature review and have met with people who identify as being involved in one or more of the above to get their insights. The last …
Have you been involved in activities to make a difference in children’s health or pediatric pain? We are currently recruiting participants for a brief online survey, including health professionals, researchers, and patient/caregiver partners who have taken part in activities to make a difference in children’s health and pediatric pain through knowledge sharing activities. These activities …
Friday, Nov. 3, 2023 at 12 pm Pacific / 3 pm Eastern We are in a cultural sea of change when it comes to how we think about, centre, and practice equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in research. In this webinar focused on EDI in patient-oriented research, Amber Hui will explore how we can align …
Our recently published paper, Theory of systems change: An initial, middle-range theory of public health research impact will be of interest to those engaging in knowledge transfer and exchange. There is increasing attention on knowledge translation, evidencing research impact and applying a systems thinking perspective in public health. However, there is limited understanding of the …
The School of Global Health in the Faculty of Health at York University invites highly qualified applicants for an Assistant Professor position in Global Health Knowledge Mobilization and Implementation Science. This is a tenure-track appointment to the Professorial Stream to commence July 1, 2024. More information is available https://www.yorku.ca/vpepc/faculty-affairs/wp-content/uploads/sites/698/2020/06/HH_GH_KMIS.pdf
The Knowledge Translation Program at The Hospital for Sick Children is excited to host an in-person workshop on storytelling! Registration for the November 16, 2023 “How to tell the story of your work” session is now open. This workshop was developed by Renira Narrandes and has been licensed to The Hospital for Sick Children. Why should I take this …
APPLICATIONS DUE August 18, 2023! What is KTPC and who is it for? KTPC is an in-person, five-day professional development course for knowledge translation (KT) professionals (ie. knowledge brokers, KT specialists, KT managers, and other professionals whose work has a significant KT focus). Participation in this intensive requires some background in KT. The curriculum focuses on …
Registration is now open for the September 21-22, 2023 Specialist Knowledge Translation Training (SKTTTM) workshop, offered by the Knowledge Translation Program at The Hospital for Sick Children! WHAT IS SKTT AND WHO IS IT FOR? SKTT was developed on the premise that scientists, practitioners, educators, health promoters and others are agents of change in creating impact, …