Knowledge Translation: Moving Evidence into Routine Practice

Knowledge translation (KT) is a process to expedite the use of evidence in clinical practice and includes the generation of new knowledge and the clinical implementation of established evidence.

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Course curriculum

1

Welcome to the course!
- Course description and outline
- Required readings and resource review
- Handouts for course
- Course Time Requirements
- Some questions before we begin...
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Chapter 1. Introduction to Knowledge Translation
- Topic 1. KT Introduction
- Why is knowledge translation important to you?
- Knowledge Checks Lesson 1.1
- Topic 2. Knowledge-to-Action Framework, Part 1
- Topic 3. Knowledge-to-Action Framework, Part 2
- Knowledge Checks Lesson 1.3
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Chapter 2. KT Project Example: Implementation of a Gait Intervention into Clinical practice
- Topic 1a. Implementation of High-Intensity Gait Training at Mary Free Bed (Grand Rapids, MI) - Part 1
- Topic 1b. Implementation of High-Intensity Gait Training at Mary Free Bed (Grand Rapids, MI) - Part 2
- Topic 2. Implementation of High-Intensity Gait Training at the Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana
- Knowledge Checks Lesson 2.3
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Chapter 3. Knowledge Checks for Required Readings
- Jones, 2015 - Systematic review of KT in rehabilitation
- Knowledge Checks Lesson 3.1
- Powell, 2015 - KT terms and definitions
- Knowledge Checks Lesson 3.2