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 »
Dear Community: Please join us for a fun summer social event hosted by one of our coordinating committee members on Tuesday July 20th from 4:30 pm – ?? Dale Butterill has graciously offered the use of her condo facility (and I have first hand knowledge that it is a great space) located at 1 Ripley Ave, Toronto …
Wenger started the thnking on communities of practice in later 1990s. He is now hosting some CoPs and our community based research colleagues at U Brighton are attending and blogging about it. You can follow them at: http://cuppcop.ning.com/profiles/blogs/communities-of-practice-cops?xgs=1 If this isn’t a public blog you can sign up for a profile on the Cupp ning …
The slides from Jacqueline Tetroe’s talk at the June 17 KTECOP meeting, “Knowledge Translation in Health Care: A CIHR Perspective,” are now available under Presentations.
Hi all, Research In Motion / BlackBerry is searching for a Community Relations Manager, Communities of Practice – Waterloo, ON (Full Time Permanent) Anyone interested in this position please contact: Barbara VanSchaik – Rick | Research In Motion Recruitment Sourcing Specialist | Global Talent Acquisition Office: 905-629-4746 | e: [email protected]
The Canadian Cochrane Cente is seeking to hire a full-time knowledge broker. This is an interesting and challenging position with an emphasis on relationship building and training, and involves freedom for creativity. Cochrane Canada is currently experiencing exciting and signifiant growth – this is a great opportunity for a knowledge broker professional. Click here for a complete job description …
An archive of the webcast “Begin with Knowledge Translation; Have the End — Technology Transfer — in Mind!” is now available. The presentation is by Jim Leahy, Center on Knowledge Translation for Technology Transfer (KT4TT).
Hello, I am looking forward to the June 17th event. (If the weather holds, I’ll drive my Vespa to Toronto.) After a hectic period from January to May working for the Mental Health Commission of Canada, I am back and busy with the growth of Knowledge Mobilization Works. Last week, at the Congress of the …
Hi everyone; The Canadian Institute for Advanced Research is hiring a knowledge mobilization support position to assist in developing and implementing a 5 year knowledge mobilization framework. The link to the job ad can be accessed through Charity Village: http://www.charityvillage.com/cvnet/viewlisting.aspx?id=213969&eng=True&fs=True&fa=False. If you know someone who has the skills for the position, please distribute the job …
Access to knowledge mobilization resources using delicious bookmarks. Brought to you by ResearchImpact, Canada’s knowledge mobilization network. York’s knowledge mobilization (KMb) Unit surveyed our on line users to fund what services they wanted from ResearchImpact. Our on line community expressed interest in KMb (or KTE, KT, K-whatever…we’re sticking with KMb, Melanie) resources. We don’t presume …
The National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools (NCCMT) has created a self-paced online learning module on Evidence-Informed Decision Making in Public Health. The module provides in-depth training on how to implement EIPH using a realistic scenario as a model. Participants interested in professional development, and who take the pre- and post-module assessments, will earn …
