Implementation is about strategically enacting change. It’s complex and challenging, but it can feel even more challenging in complex systems because there are so many considerations and so much uncertainty. Very little of what we do to change systems feels like it’s strategic. How can we embrace this complexity and manage uncertainty? The answer is …
We are excited to announce that Designing for Implementation is open for enrollment until November 6, 2020. Through Designing for Implementation, this 6-week self-paced online course, you will gain a clear roadmap to design your intervention using best practices and approaches from implementation science. Once you enroll, you’ll have access to the course content immediately. …
Change is hard. Learning about implementation science can help. Inspiring Change 2.0, The Center for Implementation’s free mini-course, provides easy-to-follow guidance on how to use best practices from implementation science to improve outcomes. Implementation science looks at how to move ideas and innovations into action. It can help you break down the process of explaining and enacting …
Do you communicate science or knowledge to stakeholders, the public, patients, parents? Do you have to debunk myths or celebrity-driven nonsense? Is your message getting through? Thanks to a growing distrust of science, the establishment, authority and expertise (not to mention the growing footprint of celebrities, social media, narcissism-related behaviours, fake news and plain old …
Overview Global Water Futures: Solutions to Water Threats in an Era of Global Change is a University of Saskatchewan-led research program that is funded in part by a $77.8-million grant from the Canada First Excellence Research Fund. Lead institutional partners include the University of Waterloo, Wilfrid Laurier University and McMaster University. The Global Water Futures …
The Scientist Knowledge Translation Training (SKTTTM) course is a two-day knowledge translation (KT) training opportunity. The program, which has been offered for over ten years, was developed on the premise that scientists, clinicians and educators, are agents of change in creating research impact, promoting research utilization, and ensuring that research findings reach the appropriate audiences. There …
CCO People make a difference At CCO, our people are our most valuable asset. We are committed to creating a workplace that inspires our employees to do their best work. Want to make a difference in your career? The Surgical Oncology Program (SOP) at Cancer Care Ontario is currently seeking a Quality Improvement Specialist to …
The Toronto chapter of KTECOP invites you to a presentation by Dr. Travis Sztainert from the Gambling Research Exchange Ontario (GREO), on Wednesday, November 9, 2016, 4:00-6:00 pm, at the Institute for Work and Health.
When: Thursday February 25, 2016 at noon EDT Where: Twitter (follow @KMbChat and the #KMbChat hashtag at the above scheduled date and time) Topic: Creating Solutions Like an Entrepreneur: Synergies Between Entrepreneurship and KMb/Research Activities This month’s #KMbChat is about the synergies between entrepreneurship and kmb/research activities. Entrepreneurs have ideas and want to provide solutions in the same way …
Knowledge mobilization professionals who are interested in seeing firsthand the nature of discussions between members of the knowledge user and researcher communities are encouraged to attend the Canadian Water Network’s national conference, “Connecting Water Resorces,” in Ottawa ON from February 28 – March 3, 2011. More information about the conference is available at http://www.cwn-rce.ca/news-and-events/cwr2011/