The Knowledge to Action Cycle: How Do I Apply it to My Work? - Session 1

The Knowledge to Action Cycle (KTA) breaks down the implementation process into 7 actionable phases, starting with determining the knowledge-practice/policy gap through to sustaining the change.The webinar series will help you apply the Knowledge to Action Cycle, developed by Dr. Ian Graham, to a project or initiative that you or your group have, for turning research findings into implementation activities.

Dr. Graham is a Distinguished Professor inthe School of Epidemiology & Public Health and School of Nursing at the University of Ottawa and a Senior Scientist at the Centre for Practice Changing Research at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute. His areas of research are health services and knowledge translation / implementation science. Dr. Graham studies factors influencing the use of research and evidence in decision making and ways to promote its use. He was Vice President of Knowledge Translation and Public Outreach at the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. Dr. Graham has been inducted as a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences, New York Academy of Medicine and Royal Society of Canada.

This webinar is for those working on knowledge translation of research findings related to employment and individuals with disabilities.

In addition, anyone interested in the Knowledge to Action Cycle is welcome to participate.

*NOTICE*: This is the first of a two-part webinar series - you can register for the second session, to be held on 12/12/22, at this link.