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✨ The KT Summer Institute 2025 is open for applications! ✨
Learn about KT, opportunities, and challenges in the field and meet other colleagues, including experts!
Deadline to apply is Feb 10, 2025.
Join today: bit.ly/KTCSI25!
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[1/2] Dr. Angela Mashford-Pringle and colleagues published a commentary on data, data sovereignty principles, ways of practicing Indigenous research principles, and recommendations for applying and actioning Indigenous data sovereignty.
Access it here: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3989…
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Remember to apply for the Summer Institute on or before Feb. 10th! More info, including newly added speakers, on the website! bit.ly/KTCSI25
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Applications for the 2025 Summer Institute are open!
The deadline to apply is Feb. 10th.
Visit our website for details! bit.ly/KTCSI25
#KnowledgeTranslation #LearningHealthSystems
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For #WorldCancerDay, we are showcasing our project on improving implementation of pharmacogenetic (PGx) testing. PGx is the study of how genetic differences contribute to different peoples' reactions to different drugs.
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..being treated with certain drugs. Check out the full publication at this link! bit.ly/4gcTZKH
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If the link above is not working, please try this one!
go.nature.com/4gcTZKH
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Check out our January 2025 e-newsletter for the latest SPOR Evidence Alliance updates, including research spotlights, publications, and opportunities!
mailchi.mp/smh/spor-evidence…
ALT SPOR Evidence Alliance - January 2025 Newsletter Image Card.
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Maxime Sasseville & colleagues published a report to evaluate the effectiveness of AI scribes designed to streamline clinical documentation, focusing on outcomes related to clinician well-being, efficiency, and patient engagement.
Access the review here: rb.gy/e37yw3
ALT Image card for the project entitled, Impacts of AI Scribes on Clinical Outcomes, Efficiency, and Documentation.
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This presentation with Dr @LeahKCrockett is coming up in 2 weeks, register here! bit.ly/3WeNdwH
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Join us on Feb 13 from 12-1pm ET for Dr @leahkcrockett's presentation on "Research partnerships in child health: exploring characteristics, processes, dynamics and effects".
Register here! bit.ly/3WeNdwH
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Dr. @christine_fahim, scientist at Unity Health Toronto, spoke to CBC News’ The Dose about how public health organizations should communicate about foreign disease outbreaks: cbc.ca/radio/whitecoat/the-d…
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New publication!
The SPOR Evidence Alliance published a paper describing the co-creation and evaluation of two capacity-building courses on knowledge synthesis for patient and public partners.
Read more: jclinepi.com/article/S0895-4…
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KTP Scientist Dr. Tina Fahim is featured in this recent @CBC article. Recent research from Dr. Fahim and collaborators in Singapore highlights that public health communication should centre on transparent, consistent, evidence-based messaging.
Read on: bit.ly/3WAQQNq
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Applications for the Summer Institute will be due 2 weeks from today, on Feb. 10th. Join us in beautiful Vancouver to learn about #KnowledgeTranslation & #LearningHealthSystems.
Visit our website to find out more! bit.ly/KTCSI25
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The deadline to apply is Feb. 10th.
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Member spotlight! Amanda Doherty-Kirby is a valued patient partner of the SPOR Evidence Alliance, and has contributed to many knowledge synthesis projects.
Check out her spotlight in our December 2024 newsletter: shorturl.at/LG45U
We are grateful for her partnership!
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[1/3] This week, we are spotlighting the patient-led project, "Models of Publicly Funded Home Care, their Characteristics and Quality: A Scoping Review."
Learn more about the impactful project: sporevidencealliance.ca/proj…
ALT Graphic for the patient-led project titled, "Models of Publicly Funded Home Care, their Characteristics and Quality: A Scoping Review."
ALT Graphic for the patient-led project titled, "Models of Publicly Funded Home Care, their Characteristics and Quality: A Scoping Review."
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This webinar is coming up in three weeks, on Feb. 13th!
Register here: bit.ly/3WeNdwH
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Join us on Feb 13 from 12-1pm ET for Dr @leahkcrockett's presentation on "Research partnerships in child health: exploring characteristics, processes, dynamics and effects".
Register here! bit.ly/3WeNdwH
@kmsibley @ATricco @SPORAlliance @kt_program
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"I have been in a lot of spaces over the years where people were not convinced about patient engagement in research. I am writing this for you."
@TO_dpr challenges some of the common objections to patient engagement in research
bmj.com/content/388/bmj.r133…
