Dear colleagues,

 

The Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation (NSHRF) (http://www.nshrf.ca
<http://www.nshrf.ca/> ) is collecting tools and resources related to
knowledge transfer (KT - defined as a process designed to create and
facilitate the exchange of meaningful information generated from health
research) and will be creating a Knowledge Transfer Toolkit, which will be
available on their website. I am helping gather the tools and resources, and
would really appreciate your suggestions. Specifically, we are looking for
tools/resources that assist researchers, clinicians, policy-makers, and
community groups with the following tasks:

 

*	Assessing needs and identifying priorities for research;
*	Promoting intersectoral collaboration in KT activities;
*	Developing plans for disseminating research information;
*	Developing user-friendly communication plans;
*	Marketing the transfer of knowledge; and 
*	Measuring the impact of KT activities. 

 

The NSHRF will be convening an advisory panel to screen the tools/resources
we collect, so at this point we are casting the net wide - all suggestions
welcomed and appreciated!

 

Many thanks in advance,

 

Cari Patterson

 

Cari Patterson, Director

Horizons Community Development Associates Inc.

P.O. Box 2404 Wolfville NS, B4P 2S3

Phone: (902) 582-7940 Fax: (902) 582-1423

E-mail:  <mailto:[log in to unmask]> [log in to unmask] Web:
<http://www.horizonscda.ca> www.horizonscda.ca

 

 


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