Table 2 Summary of curriculum from the 2008 Canadian Institutes of Health Research Summer Institute
Activity | Presenter | Topic |
|---|---|---|
Day 1 | ||
Welcome | Jeremy Grimshaw | |
Plenary | Ian D. Graham | Knowledge translation at CIHR |
Plenary | Laurie M. Anderson | Knowledge for knowledge translation |
Plenary | John N. Lavis | Knowledge translation for policy makers |
In the spotlight | Ian D. Graham | Overview of his academic and career path from graduate school to current professional position. |
Day 2 | ||
Plenary | Jon Salsberg | Integrated knowledge translation (IKT) |
Introduction to group work | Jeremy Grimshaw | |
Group work | ||
KT in Action | Melissa C. Brouwers | Advancing the quality of cancer care: An intersection between KT/KTE research, a Health Service, and a Healthcare System |
Plenary | Sharon E. Straus | Knowledge translation targeting healthcare professionals |
Plenary | Jill Francis | Behavioural approaches to knowledge translation |
Group work | ||
Plenary | Jill Francis and Jeremy Grimshaw | Developing knowledge translation interventions |
Discussion/Group task | Sharon E. Straus | Mentorship[6] |
Day 3 | ||
Plenary | Jeremy Grimshaw | Knowledge translation research |
Group work | ||
KT in Action | Doug Manuel | KT in action: Population benefit of Canadian Lipid Guidelines |
Plenary | Craig Ramsay | Evaluating knowledge translation interventions |
Group work | ||
Plenary | Donna Ciliska | Knowledge translation in public health |
Plenary | Richard Baker | United Kingdom perspectives |
Faculty and student interaction | Trainees had opportunities to book 15-minute one-on-one meetings with faculty members of their choice to discuss career plans or research. | |
Day 4 | ||
Plenary | Charles Weijer | Ethics of knowledge translation and knowledge translation research |
Group presentations | Trainees |