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In the second video from our Knowledge Mobilization Basics Series, we look at WHO is involved in Knowledge Mobilization and WHY it is important to include all individuals who will use or be affected by the research results in the real world. We’ll explore how involving these individuals will ensure the best chances of successful knowledge mobilization.
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Julie Makarski
Monika Kastner
Knowledge Mobilization 101
Knowledge Mobilization Basics. Learn how we move research results to the ‘real world’ so that we can positively improve health systems, how people access these systems and the health of all those living with diabetes in Canada
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Knowledge Mobilization and Evaluation
Ensuring that research results are shared effectively with those who can implement them and with end users.
Knowledge Mobilization Consultation Service
The Knowledge Mobilization (KM) Consultation Service is a program to support DAC research teams with their KM needs at any stage of the research process. DAC researchers who would like to use this service can fill in a needs assessment survey by clicking the link or scanning the QR code below. Julie Makarski (Research Manager […]
