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 »

New online survey to share your thoughts on COVID-19 stigma, fear, and misinformation study

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We would like to invite you to consider participating in an online survey to provide your thoughts and perceptions on how stigma, fear and misinformation spreads during COVID-19. The survey is anonymous and completely confidential and should take approximately 30 minutes to complete. We are aiming to develop tools to combat stigma, fear and misinformation …

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Introducing Planning for Implementation Practice (PIP™)

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Introducing Planning for Implementation Practice (PIP™) a new workshop designed to assist your team in implementation planning using The Implementation Game(c). For more information or to register, link to our application here http://cvent.com/d/gnqxnj Deadline for Oct 2020 session is Sept 11th #implscience Please complete 1 application per team.  Teams should consist of 2-4 members. At least 1 person should be from …

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KT Connects – Close the gap: Using KT science to move physical activity research into practice.

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Register today for our next KT Connects webinar featuring Dr. Sarah Neil-Sztramko. Join us as Dr. Neil-Sztramko shares how to Close the gap: Using KT science to move physical activity research into practice.  What will be discussed? In this presentation Dr. Neil-Sztramko will provide an overview of the distinction between knowledge translation science and practice, giving examples …

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Request for Info on Multi-Site KT Collaboratives

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Hi everyone, I’m looking to see if anyone out there has some information they’d be willing to share about creating governance models, processes, work flows, and evaluation models for KT collaboratives. I’m part of a joint-hospital initiative, which stemmed from harmonizing clinical and research processes around a shared EHR. As we look towards building the …

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Recruiting for COVID-19 study on stigma, fear, and misinformation

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Looking for healthcare providers and policymakers! Consider participating in a research study with the Knowledge Translation Program to share your thoughts and perceptions on how stigma, fear and misinformation spreads during a pandemic or public health crisis. We are aiming to develop tools to combat stigma, fear and misinformation during the COVID-19 pandemic and other …

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Education Manager at The Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging

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The Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging (RIA) is a charitable non-profit organization that partners with the University of Waterloo, Conestoga College, and Schlegel Villages to enhance the care and quality of life for older adults. Through collaborations with key partners and stakeholders, RIA supports practice-relevant research and knowledge mobilization. Research evidence is used to inform …

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KT Connects – Engaging with policy makers through media: a 101 for researchers during a time of pandemics

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Join us for another exciting KT Connects webinar – This month, Michelle Stack will share how to “Engage with policy makers through media: a 101 for researchers during a time of pandemics” The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of ensuring that health policy and practices are evidence-informed. It would be optimal if all policy …

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Job posting: Exciting opportunity for a Knowledge Translation and Exchange Specialist to join a great team and let your data visualization skills shine!

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The Mamow Ahyamowen partnership is seeking a full-time Applied Knowledge Translation and Exchange Specialist for one year with the potential for contract renewal. The position will be hosted by Dr. Jennifer Walker, Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Health at Laurentian University and will report to Mamow Ahyamowen’s Project Manager. About the Position: The successful candidate develops …

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KT Connects webinar – “Knowledge Translation and Behaviour Science Change: Building Communities in a pre- and post-pandemic world”

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Join us this month as 2018 Trainee Dr. Jasmin Ma discusses “Knowledge Translation and Behaviour Science Change: Building Communities in a pre- and post-pandemic world”. What will be discussed? During these difficult times, physical distancing measures have many of us longing for social connectedness. Dr. Jasmin Ma will discuss how knowledge translation and behaviour change science can …

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ONLINE WORKSHOP: connecting science and society in the disinformation age

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Thank you to everybody who attended last week’s introductory webinar on how to communicate science in the fact of disinformation or when nobody’s listening. We are now accepting registrations to the full workshop (1-2-hour online sessions on June 22, 23, 24). Find out more here: https://researchimpactacademy.com/workshop-communication-in-post-truth-world/