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A critical second look at integrated knowledge translation [PDF]
Health Policy, 2013 Integrated knowledge translation (IKT) requires active collaboration between researchers and the ultimate users of knowledge throughout a research process, and is being aggressively positioned as an essential strategy to address the problem of underutilization of research-derived knowledge.
Anita Kothari, C Nadine Wathén
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The Role of Integrated Knowledge Translation in Intervention Research
Prevention Science, 2015 There is widespread recognition across the full range of applied research disciplines, including health and social services, about the challenges of integrating scientifically derived research evidence into policy and/or practice decisions. These "disconnects" or "knowledge-practice gaps" between research production and use have spawned a new research ...
C Nadine Wathén
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Pragmatism and integrated knowledge translation: exploring the compatabilities and tensions [PDF]
Nursing Open, 2015 AbstractAimThis paper presents a discussion of the role of the philosophy of pragmatism in the integrated knowledge translation approach to research.DesignCritical inquiry is used to discuss bringing pragmatic philosophy and the integrated knowledge translation approach to research together to advance nursing knowledge.MethodsThis paper draws from the ...
Lorelli Nowell
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Integrated knowledge translation: digging deeper, moving forward
Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 2017 Background Integrated knowledge translation has risen in popularity as a solution to the underuse of research in policy and practice settings. It engages knowledge users—policymakers, practitioners, patients/consumers or their advocates, and members of the wider public—in mutually beneficial research that can ...
Anita Kothari, C Nadine Wathén
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Integrated knowledge translation (IKT) in health care: a scoping review [PDF]
Implementation Science, 2015 Integrated knowledge translation (IKT) refers to collaboration between researchers and decision-makers. While advocated as an approach for enhancing the relevance and use of research, IKT is challenging and inconsistently applied. This study sought to inform future IKT practice and research by synthesizing studies that empirically evaluated IKT and ...
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Integrated Knowledge Translation: Illustrated with Outcome Research in Mental Health
Journal of Evidence-informed Social Work, 2015Through this article the authors present a case summary of the early phases of research conducted with an Integrated Knowledge Translation (iKT) approach utilizing four factors: research question, research approach, feasibility, and outcome. iKT refers to an approach for conducting research in which community partners, referred to as knowledge users ...
Michele Preyde
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(Re)theorizing Integrated Knowledge Translation
Advances in Nursing Science, 2015Approaches to knowledge translation (KT) have undergone substantial transformation in an effort to find more effective strategies to ensure the best available knowledge informs nursing practice. However, the fundamental epistemology underpinning KT itself has gone largely unquestioned. Of particular concern is the inadequacy of current representational
Gweneth, Hartrick Doane +3 more
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An Introduction to the Multisystem Model of Knowledge Integration and Translation
Advances in Nursing Science, 2011Many nurse researchers have designed strategies to assist health care practitioners to move evidence into practice. While many have been identified as "models," most do not have a conceptual framework. They are unidirectional, complex, and difficult for novice research users to understand.
Debra, Palmer, Debra, Kramlich
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Knowledge translation versus knowledge integration: A “funder's” perspective
Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions, 2006Each year, billions of US tax dollars are spent on basic discovery, intervention development, and efficacy research, while hundreds of billions of US tax dollars are also spent on health service delivery programs. However, little is spent on or known about how best to ensure that the lessons learned from science inform and improve the quality of health
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OP35 Integrated Knowledge Translation In Policy Development
International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 2018Introduction:Immune globulin (IG) is a publicly funded blood product with high utilization rates and rapidly rising costs. Inappropriate use of IG, particularly in dose and treatment duration, is observed in about 10 percent of cases, and the national guidelines for IG treatment are outdated.
Glenna Laing +7 more
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