British Columbia Events

KT Connects webinar — Co-creating a KT intervention with families: insights and challenges

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In recent years, co-creation (or co-production) with people with lived experience and care partners has become a prominent aspect of the research landscape and a growing expectation of research funders. There is a lot of variation in the degree to which research teams collaborate with people with lived experience and care partners. In this session, …

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KT Connects—Implementation Science 101: What works in theory & practice for clinical interventions

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KT Connects is a series of monthly beginner-level knowledge translation (KT) webinars hosted by Michael Smith Health Research BC and Arthritis Research Canada where KT scientists, stakeholders and practitioners discuss the basics of KT, how KT relates to patients and the public, and KT in health policy-making and clinical practice.

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KT Connects (July 22) – Walking with the Arthritis community on the path forward towards Truth and Reconciliation

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In 2021, Dr. Terri-Lynn Fox and Cheryl Koehn came together as Indigenous Scholar, settler/colonial and persons living with rheumatoid arthritis to walk together on a path forward towards Truth and Reconciliation. Speakers will discuss how an Indigenous-led initiative, the Arthritis Learning Circle, has developed into several community-driven action projects. The webinar will also touch on …

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Join us for Health xChange (June 16th 4 – 6 pm) Vancouver, BC

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On June 16, 2022 (4 – 6 p.m.), Health Research BC, SFU and Vancouver Foundation will host the fourth annual Health xChange and first Canadian Knowledge Mobilization Forum networking event, asking: “How can youth-led and youth-engaged approaches help to re-define research and knowledge?” Using a PechaKucha format (20 slides, shown for 20 seconds each), presenters will share stories about how their youth-engaged* research …

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Register for June 3 KT Connects on Knowledge democracy in action – Opening space for diverse ways of knowing

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Want to learn how you can examine your role in democratizing and decolonizing knowledge towards justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion — and ultimately better wellness outcomes for all citizens? Join us for another exciting KT Connects session as Marika Sandrelli shares her work on knowledge democracy. What will be discussed: Knowledge democracy is about intentionally …

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Register for April 22 KT Connects “The 17-year gap: origin, evolution and relevancy”

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Join us for another KT Connects session with Alison Hoens (physical therapy knowledge broker at UBC, ARC & CHEOS) and Gayle Scarrow (director of knowledge translation at Health Research BC) as they explore the origin, evolution and relevancy of the 17-year gap between research discovery and implementation. What will be discussed: This session will explore …

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Register Now for KT Connects Feb session

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Join us for another exciting KT Connects session with Dr. Lise Olsen and Dr. Stephanie Glegg as they share how they use knowledge translation to promote inclusive physical activity practices for children and youth with diverse abilities. What will be discussed? This presentation will address the importance of physical activity participation for children with diverse …

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Register now for KT Connects – “Knowledge translation and public engagement: Using theory to build practice during the COVID-19 crisis”

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Join us us on Friday, July 23 at 12 p.m. (PT) for this 45 minute webinar! Join us for another exciting KT Connects with Dr. Emily Rempel as she explores and shares lessons from the COVID-19 infodemic to create more effective knowledge translation response in times of crisis. Dr. Emily Rempel is a Red River Métis and …

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