The National Collaborating Centre on Methods and Tools (NCCMT) is pleased to launch a new webinar series in January 2012 featuring a selection of popular resources from our Registry of KT Methods and Tools.
Welcome to KTECOP
The Canadian Knowledge Transfer and Exchange Community of Practice (KTECOP) is a network of KTE practitioners and researchers who share KTE practices and experience, build peer relationships for information exchange and support, build KTE capacity, advance knowledge of KTE effectiveness, and share KTE events, job opportunities and other related KTE activities. More »
ESRC Collaborative (CASE) Studentship
ESRC Innogen Centre, University of Edinburgh
ESRC COLLABORATIVE (CASE) STUDENTSHIP
The role of brokerage organisations in knowledge exchange processes: the case of Genesis Faraday Partnership
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Applications are invited for a +3-year PhD CASE studentship, funded by ESRC and the Biosciences KTN, and commencing as soon as possible. The normal ESRC grant will apply (Home/EU fees and maintenance grant), with an additional minimum supplement of £2,000 p.a.
Two PHO Webinars: Evaluation at a Glance & Evaluation Interactive
Two PHO Webinars: Evaluation at a Glance & Evaluation Interactive
PHO’s Evaluation at a Glance Webinar December 13, 2011 from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm
To register, please click on the following link: http://evaluationataglance.eventbrite.com/
This Public Health Ontario (PHO) webinar provides an overview of THCU 10 steps in developing and implementing an evaluation.
Project Coordinator – Knowledge Management
The Program Training and Consultation Centre (PTCC) is recruiting for a Project Coordinator – Knowledge Management. This is a six-month full-time contract position starting in the new year, based in downtown Toronto.
Upcoming Events for 2011-2012
We have many interesting events planned for the following months and into 2012. Although not all dates are firm yet, we thought we’d let you know what is heading your way! The lead organizer is named in brackets at the end of each line. December 2011 – Redevelopment of our Website & Linkage to other …
Knowledge Broker Position
Status: 18-20 hours per week, one year with possible renewal
Location:Toronto (Department of Nutritional Sciences, University of Toronto)
Start: Immediately
Please email resume and covering letter [email protected]
Knowledge Exchange Specialist – Heart & Stroke Foundation
Position: Knowledge Exchange Specialist
Reports to: Sr. Manager, Spark Together for Healthy Kids
Location: Toronto
Status: Full-time/Contract
Purpose:
The Heart and Stroke Foundation believes that all children and youth should grow up healthy with access to physical activity and healthy eating where they live, learn and play. Heart Healthy Children and Youth(HHCY) is a national and provincial strategic priority for the Foundation. In Ontario, since 2006, the Spark Advocacy Grants have supported community groups across Ontario who are advocating for changes that help kids live well.
Spark Advocacy Grants provide financial support to groups to advocate for and implement increased opportunities for physical activity and ensure better access to nutritious foods for our children. Grants of up to $25,000 are awarded in a bi-annual competition, with the goal of igniting and empowering change within Ontario’s diverse communities. In addition to financial support, the grants program provides additional supports to grantees through knowledge exchange and peer learning activities on-line www.heartandstroke.ca/spark and in the community.
The Knowledge Exchange Specialist is a key partner with the Sr. Specialist, Spark Advocacy Grants in the development and implementation of the Spark grants program.
KB & Communications roles in KTE
Hello fellow CoP members I am a knowledge broker with the Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse (CCSA). CCSA employs knowledge brokers and communications advisors, both of which have responsibility to communicate with the public and other key stakeholder groups. There appears to be a need for role clarity between these two professional groups. There is …
Communications Associate – OMHAKEN
The Health Systems and Health Equity Research Group (HSHER) is a multidisciplinary group of research scientists and knowledge exchange specialists that looks at the design, delivery and effectiveness of health care, with a focus on systems, services and policies. It also looks at equity and access among those who are most vulnerable to developing mental health or addictions problems. The Ontario Mental Health and Addictions Knowledge Exchange Network(OMHAKEN)is coordinated through the HSHER at CAMH. OMHAKEN works to improve the quality of mental health and addictions services, supports, research and policy by linking and engaging service providers, planners, researchers, decision-makers, policy-makers, consumer/survivors and families in knowledge creation and exchange across all levels of government and the health care system.
Presentation Slides from Jaime Brown of the National Collaborating Centre on Methods and Tools
Hello KTECoPers, Please find below the materials presented by Jamie Brown at the October 11, 2011 meeting of the Ottawa Chapter of the KTECoP. Ottawa ON KTE CoP – October 11 2011 I look forward to seeing many of you at the November meeting. All my best, Peter Levesque