Library & Knowledge Services: Knowledge Translation

KT Pathways is an assessment tool for anyone who creates, uses or communicates research evidence. It is designed to help you assess your current knowledge translation (KT) skill level and to provide a framework for learning to support the use of research in practice, policy and further research. Created by the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research.

The Learning Technologies team at C&W's New Knowledge & Innovation has strategies and resources to help you move your evidence into practice. The team also provides expert consultation on a variety of innovative learning techniques and planning tools to make the most of the time and resources you have.

Explore the K2A resources created by The Knowledge Network in the UK to support knowledge translation in the NHS.

An on-demand six-part webinar series presented by the Canadian Patient Safety Institute. Consider how contemporary approaches in knowledge translation and implementation science can be directly applied to enhance your current patient safety work, in terms of a broader understanding of knowledge translation and implementation science using concrete steps and approaches and tools for the rigorous application of knowledge translation.

Looking to expand your expertise and use of knowledge translation tools? Visit the Sunny Hill Child Development & Rehabilitation Evidence Centre online toolkit for worksheets to guide you through each stage of KT planning, using theories and frameworks grounded in implementation science.