Publications

Voici des publications de recherche sur la mobilisation des connaissances.

Developing the Research Impact Canada (RIC) Logic Model and Evaluation Framework: A Case Study Example

Anne Bergen (https://knowledgetoaction.ca/) is a community based evaluator and an alum from Research Impact Canada when she worked at RIC member, University of Guelph. She helped the RIC Evaluation Committee develop a logic model and evaluation framework. She describes her work in a case study that is introduced below. Do you want to evaluate a […]

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From IKT To Strategic Partnerships

Le billet ci-dessous est entièrement en anglais. Il s’agit d’une re-publication d’un article écrit et publié en premier lieu sur le site internet Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research et il est reposté ici avec les permissions nécessaires.     Research knowledge is most likely to be used when it is informed by those who will use […]

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Impacts, « Grimpacts » et « Himpacts »

Je me trouvais à Bilbao, en Espagne, à enseigner un cours intitulé « Implémenter une stratégie nationale de recherche en santé » et lors d’une des sessions, des considérations éthiques concernant les impacts de la recherche ont été soulevé. Les « grimpacts », c’est-à-dire les effets négatifs que la recherche peut produire, furent mentionnés et j’inventais alors un […]

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Research Snapshots: Transforming Knowledge to Benefit Society

This guest post was first published on the University of Victoria’s Research News website and is reposted here with permission. Have jargon and complex concepts prevented you from understanding a research article? Do you ever wish you could get a quick summary of an intriguing research study? UVic’s new Research Snapshots templates can help. Originally […]

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Workshop Helps Grad Students Use Plain Language When Writing About Research

This post was first published on January 10, 2019 in YFile, York University’s News. It is reposted here with permission. Innovation York’s Knowledge Mobilization (KMb) unit is a national and international leader. It has a suite of services that create connections between researchers and community and government organizations to support the development of research partnerships […]

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