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Can Systems Thinking Become “The Way We Do Things?”
Former President & CEO Dr. Bev Holmes comments on systems thinking, knowledge translation and co-production in response to Haynes et al’s “What…
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Core knowledge translation competencies: a scoping review
Building on a previously published protocol, Gayle Scarrow, director, knowledge translation, and a team from BC and Alberta summarize existing knowledge to…
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Engaging patients as partners in health research: Lessons from BC, Canada
Former President & CEO Dr. Bev Holmes and Scientific Director Dr. Stirling Bryan share the challenges and benefits of engaging patient partners…
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Evaluating the quality of research co-production: Research Quality Plus for Co-Production (RQ + 4 Co-Pro)
Gayle Scarrow, Health Research BC’s director, knowledge translation, reviews a new evaluation framework that is used to evaluate the quality of research…
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Evaluation of the “Foundations in Knowledge Translation” training initiative: preparing end users to practice KT
Former President & CEO Dr. Bev Holmes, Gayle Scarrow, director, knowledge translation, and team partner with researchers to evaluate the KT training…
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Evidence-informed healthcare through integration of health research
Organizational leaders from Island Health, Royal Roads University, the University of British Columbia and Health Research BC explore the catalytic role that…
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How and why funders support engaged research
Former President & CEO Dr. Bev Holmes comments on how engaged research strategies that bring partners together — as well as their…
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How funding agencies can support research use in healthcare: An online province-wide survey to determine knowledge translation needs
Using the results of our provincial KT needs assessment, the KT and evaluation team explore how research funders can build capacity for…