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Lack of research OR lack of knowledge translation?

Meghan Sebastianski and Stephanie BrooksJuly 19, 2019research, knowledge translation, lack of research, lack of knowledge translation, evidence conneKTion, knowledge synthesis, evidence, practice, patient-oriented research, patient priority-setting process, AbSPORU, Alberta Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research Support UnitComment

Bridging the Gap: Knowledge Synthesis in supporting evidence-informed decision-making

This week, to illustrate the importance of knowledge synthesis to knowledge translation and evidence-based policy-making, we are looking at highly publicized instances of evidence being put on trial in the world of nutrition policy.

ConneKT with Osnat Wine, winner of this year's NCCPH Graduate Student KT Award, to hear her perspective on embracing the interdisciplinary nature of KT

Stephanie Brooks and Anna NogaMay 22, 2019Osnat Wine, NCCPH, NCCPH KT Award, NCCPH KT Award Winners, National Collaborating Centre for Public Health, awards, KT Projects, knowledge translation, interdisciplinary, iKT, environmental health, environmental health communications, DoMiNO, data miningComment

Conferences Here Conferences There: Choosing the right conferences to suit your capacity building needs

Did you know that the melting snow and longer days are not just a sign that spring is just around the corner, but also a reminder that the KT conference season is only a couple of months away? Whether you are new to KT, or a seasoned expert, there are a variety of KT conferences across Canada that will help you make KT an integral part of your research practice.