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Speakers:
Professor Elizabeth Eakin
Dr Bea Brown
Dr Janet Long
Dr Natalie Taylor
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Professor Afaf Girgis
Dr Ben Smith
Meghan Finch
Professor Jane Phillips
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Alison Read
Dr Luke Wolfendon
Dr Melanie Lovell
Dr Yael Bar-Zeev
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WEBINAR:
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The terminology of impact and translation was introduced by funders, but the question of how this can be achieved still remains. The advantages of implementing KT strategies are increased opportunities to create impact and to work closely with key organisations and policy stakeholders. Working in partnership with research users from conception can provide mechanisms to ensure your research makes a difference, with the partners being the drivers for change in policy and practice. This webinar will highlight how translation is a system of processes that lead to & enable research impact. The processes, planning, and barriers associated with achieving research impact through a KT system will be presented plus an example of where KT methodologies have led to positive and measurable impact.
About Tamika
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Dr Tamika Heiden is Principal of Knowledge Translation Australia Pty Ltd. She has over a decade of experience as a researcher and research manager in health, sport & medical research that began with a sports science degree and PhD in Biomechanics. She is certified in Knowledge Translation from the University of Toronto, is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the University of Western Australia and has a formal partnership with SickKids Hospital in Toronto.
Tamika brings a breadth of knowledge from both academic and non-academic backgrounds nationally and internationally. She has bought together researchers and research users to share, create and translate knowledge, and works with many government and non-government organisations to facilitate high-level overviews and strategic thinking, including where she gave evidence to the Senate Committee enquiry for the Medical Research Future Fund in Australia. |
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JOURNAL CLUB
Our journal club is the ideal meeting place for early, mid and senior career researchers, allied health practitioners, hospital-based staff including clinicians, nurses, quality improvement staff and innovation managers looking to connect with each other and uncover the latest research in a friendly environment. At each meeting we'll be discussing the latest articles on implementation science research and looking at exciting projects from around the world. Meetings are be chaired by different participants each time.
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If you would like to join journal club, please complete our Community of Practice sign-up form and select 'journal club'. If have already registered to join the journal club you don't need to register for subsequent meetings as you'll receive an invitation to each meeting. Only new members need register here and state how you would like to join us. Joining instructions in person and online will then be sent to all members.
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This initiative is funded by the Cancer Institute NSW
