Knowledge Translation

Friday, 23rd July 2021

Seminar Synopsis:

Knowledge translation is a vital consideration for all research and having a plan from the outset is increasingly important for research projects. Knowledge Translation refers to how we exchange, disseminate, and apply our research results to improve the community’s health. This seminar outlines what it is, why it is so important, and how to get started. It will provide an overview of KT considerations for research project design, implementation, dissemination, and measuring impact.

Presented by: 

Dr Fenella Gill, Associate Professor, Acute Paediatric Nursing, Perth Children's Hospital and Curtin University

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There are three ways you can attend the seminar:

1. Live Seminar venue at Perth Children's Hospital, PCH Auditorium, Level 5 (MAP)

2. Hosted Video-conference Site at one of the following locations:

• Fiona Stanley Hospital
• Lion's Eye Institute (QEII - LEI Staff only)
• Royal Perth Hospital

*If you would like to host a regular video-conference at your site, please contact us. 

3. Online via Scopia Application

Click here for more information and instructions for Video Conference Participation.

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About the CAHS Research Education Program Research Skills Seminar Series

The Research Skills Seminar Series is delivered by the Child and Adolescent Health Service Department of Research, Research Education Program which is hosted by the WA Department of Health.

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• Phone (08) 6456 4585
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