This course provides an in-depth introduction to knowledge translation (KT) for practitioners looking to bridge the gap between research and real-world application. Participants will develop core competencies to effectively implement evidence-based practices within healthcare. The course introduces KT frameworks, pre-implementation strategies, and practical skills such as team building, data-driven decision-making, and stakeholder engagement. Participants will learn how to navigate power dynamics, foster collaboration, and develop actionable plans for sustainable implementation.
Designed for professionals new to KT or those seeking to enhance their skills, this course combines self-paced learning with interactive synchronous facilitation sessions to reinforce applied learning. By the end of the course, participants will be able to identify key barriers and facilitators in implementation, engage teams effectively, and translate evidence into actionable steps. This course provides essential knowledge for practitioners at the forefront of evidence-based decision-making and serves as a foundation for advanced KT training.
Introduction to the Course
Pre-Course Survey
1.1 Why Knowledge Translation Matters
1.1 Knowledge Checks: Why Knowledge Translation Matters
1.2 Introduction to the Knowledge Translation Practitioner
1.2: Knowledge Checks: Introduction to the KT Practitioner
1.3a The Internal KT Practitioner’s Day
1.3a Knowledge Checks: The Internal KT Practitioner's Day
1.3b The External KT Practitioner's Day
1.3b Knowledge Checks: The External KT Practitioner's Day
2.1 What is Knowledge Translation?
2.1 Reflection Responses: What is Knowledge Translation?
2.2a Goals and Principles of Effective Implementation - Part 1, Principles
2.2b Goals and Principles of Effective Implementation - Part 2, Fidelity
2.2c Goals and Principles of Effective Implementation - Part 3, Outcomes and Sustainability
2.2 Knowledge Checks: Priniciples and Goals of Effective Implementation
2.3 Introduction to Implementation Frameworks
2.3 Knowledge Check: Introduction to Implementation Frameworks
3.1 An Overview of the Pre-Implementation Black Box
3.1 Knowledge Checks: An Overview of the Pre-Implementation Black Box
3.2 Identifying Barriers and Facilitators
3.2 Knowledge Checks: Identifying Barriers and Facilitators
3.3 Planning for Success: Setting Clear Goals and Timelines
3.3 Knowledge Checks: Setting Clear Goals and Timelines
Questions for the first mentoring session
4.1 Identifying Key Roles and Responsibilities
4.1 Knowledge Checks: Identifying Key Roles and Responsibilities
4.2 Strategies for Recruiting Team Members
4.2 Knowledge Checks: Strategies for Recruiting Team Members
4.3 Fostering Collaboration and Commitment
4.3 Knowledge Checks: Fostering Collaboration and Committment
5.1 Developing an Effective Presentation
5.1 Knowledge Checks: Developing an Effective Presentation
5.2 Facilitating Effective Meetings, Discussions, and Focus Groups
5.2 Knowledge Checks: Facilitating Effective Meetings, Discussions, and Focus Groups
5.3 Organizational Skills for Implementation Projects
5.3 Knowledge Checks: Organizational Skills for Implementation Projects
5.4 Understanding Organizational Structure and Leadership
5.4 Knowledge Checks: Understanding Organizational Structure and Leadership
Questions for the second mentoring session
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Registration is $449 per person. The fees cover the online course, 3-hours of online meetings with faculty, and several tools and resources to help practitioners with knowledge translation.
Discounts are available for > 5 registrations from the same organization. Please contact [email protected] for details.
This course is approved by the Indiana Physical Therapy Association for 11.0 hours of continuing education credit for each of the following: online course (8.0 CEUs) and online mentoring (3.0 CEUs). Approval number (006987887C3149).
Participants are responsible for transferring CEUs for approval in other states