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Joined October 2016
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In case you missed it! Check out this Q&A with our Director, Dr. Sharon Straus, and Dr. Ashley Verduyn, as they discuss their work and vision for long-term care and healthy aging. online.flippingbook.com/view…
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Please RT! Are you interested in economic evaluation? Check out this 1-week course from KTP Affiliate Scientist Dr Wanrudee Isaranuwatchai and Dr Beverley Essue through the University of Toronto @ihpmeuoft!
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It's #DiabetesAwarenessMonth! In this study, our Knowledge Synthesis Team compared the cost-effectiveness of different types of insulin - ultralong-, long-, or intermediate-acting, & their biosimilar equivalents. See what they found: bit.ly/3NXceI4 More studies below!
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New publication alert! Monitoring wastewater gives us an almost immediate view of the current state of public health, and can help reduce the negative effects of infectious disease outbreaks. In this study... 1/3
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Oct is #MedicalLibrariansMonth! We’re shouting out @QuenbyMahood, whose work helps inform evidence based decision-making for patient care & policy development. She saves us valuable time – finding evidence-based information quickly, reliably, & efficiently. Thank you Quenby!
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Please share - we're hiring! We are seeking to fill two Research Coordinator II roles on our Knowledge Synthesis Team. For more info & to apply, visit this link: bit.ly/4e8TX5c Deadline is Nov. 8, 2024. #Hiring #KnowledgeSynthesis
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For Respiratory Therapy Week, we’re highlighting an upcoming presentation by KTP Research Coordinator Jeanette Cooper & KTP Scientist Dr. Christine Fahim. They will be co-presenting with patient partners on “How to Meaningfully Engage Patients in Research”… /1
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Do you have questions about conducting your knowledge synthesis? Learn from the experts! Join our Knowledge Synthesis for Knowledge Users online course. Learn more here: bit.ly/KSforKUs
Introductory online course. Knowledge synthesis for knowledge users. Learn from KS experts! January through April 2025. Scan the QR code to find out more or visit bit.ly/KSforKUs. Image of green QR code on white background. Image of person with long hair holding two light bulbs. Delivered by the Knowledge Translation Program. Logos for University of Toronto, Knowledge Translation Program, St. Michael's Hospital - Unity Health Toronto.

ALT Introductory online course. Knowledge synthesis for knowledge users. Learn from KS experts! January through April 2025. Scan the QR code to find out more or visit bit.ly/KSforKUs. Image of green QR code on white background. Image of person with long hair holding two light bulbs. Delivered by the Knowledge Translation Program. Logos for University of Toronto, Knowledge Translation Program, St. Michael's Hospital - Unity Health Toronto.

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On #InternationalDayOfOlderPersons, we're highlighting our current study on healthy aging. The KTP will select the top 10 topics to study to help improve health outcomes for the older adult community in Ontario. Have your say through this survey! bit.ly/4dsY1xw
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KT Program Director & Scientist Dr. Sharon Straus recently shared her top 5 tips for researchers who want to improve the adoption of research evidence into practice. She what she recommended! bit.ly/4gmo6jU @ATricco @SPORAlliance @KTCanada @WellnessHubKT
Green text on white background. "Bringing research evidence into implementation" with Dr. Sharon E Straus. Picture of white woman with blonde hair and glasses. Quote: "It is rare for most projects to immediately go on to implementation" observed knowledge translation expert Dr. Sharon Straus. "Usually our first step is around dissemination, and really thinking about that." This means understanding how each target audience group receives and uses research evidence, and tailoring key messages and translation strategies. "It is about thinking what the barriers and facilitators are." said Dr. Straus.

ALT Green text on white background. "Bringing research evidence into implementation" with Dr. Sharon E Straus. Picture of white woman with blonde hair and glasses. Quote: "It is rare for most projects to immediately go on to implementation" observed knowledge translation expert Dr. Sharon Straus. "Usually our first step is around dissemination, and really thinking about that." This means understanding how each target audience group receives and uses research evidence, and tailoring key messages and translation strategies. "It is about thinking what the barriers and facilitators are." said Dr. Straus.

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