Research Spotlight – Patient Engagement and Knowledge Translation
This French language session featured the work of Diabetes Action Canada post-doctoral fellowship awardees, Dr. Ruth Ndjaboue, Knowledge Translation fellowship awardee, Choumous Mannobi and trainee, Alexe Deom Tardiff. Topics and speakers include:
- Personal Impact Story: Sylvie Dostie
- A patient-initiated research project to improve diabetes management and care
- Presented by: Ruth Ndjaboue
- Needs analysis and co-design of a tele-nutrition platform for the therapeutic management of patients with chronic diseases
- Presented by: Choumous Mannobi
- Application of Knowledge Focused on Sex and Gender for People in French-language Context: Co-creation of continuing professional development training for people experiencing diabetes and depression
- Presented by: Alexe Deom Tardif
*Moderator: Olivia Drescher
The slides for this webinar in both English and French can be found here
Research Spotlight – Knowledge Translation
Our webinar series continues in October with our research spotlight featuring our Knowledge Translation program. Please note that all presentations will occur in French. Topics and speakers include:
- Personal Impact Story: Lanie Deslauriers
- ScaLing up sharEd decision makinG for pAtient-centred Care (LEGACy) in home care
- Presented by: Karine Plourde
- Development of standards for a reporting guideline for studies assessing the impact of scaling up strategies – SUCCEED
- Presented by: Amédé Gogovor
- Integration of notions of sex and gender in interventions aimed at promoting the adoption of shared decision-making by health professionals: secondary analysis of a Cochrane systematic review
- Presented by: Lionel Adisso
*Moderated by: Olivia Drescher
The slides for this webinar in both English and French can be found here
Research Spotlight – Knowledge Translation
Our webinar series continues in October with our research spotlight featuring our Knowledge Translation program. Please note that all presentations will occur in French. Topics and speakers include:
- Sleeping habits among adults living with diabetes: Understanding to develop better interventions to prevent complications associated with diabetes
- Presented by: Lydi-Anne Vézina-Im
- Research on Patient-Oriented Scaling Up (RePOS)
- Presented by: Ali Ben Charif
- Scaling-up Potential for Health Innovations: Status in Canada
- Presented by: Ali Ben Charif
*Moderated by: Olivia Drescher
The slides for this webinar in both English and French can be found here
