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Translation & Implementation

Home Resources Translation & Implementation

Translation of research findings into practice takes time, but can be facilitated by active knowledge translation and implementation strategies. A first step is the assessment and synthesis of existing research findings. We have aimed to provide this in the development of the Severe Asthma Toolkit.

asthma translation and implementation

Integration of these findings into clinical practice requires approaches for dissemination and communication and effective implementation strategies. A number of resources have been developed, that can be tailored to suit your individual needs.

Innovation to Implementation for Dementia (i2i4dementia)

i2i4Dementia is a 7-step guide for planning, driving and documenting change in health settings using knowledge translation activities. The guide includes specific
examples from the aged care and dementia settings and was developed by the Knowledge Translation Program for the Dementia Collaborative Research Centres, Australia. It is an adaptation of the I2I guide originally developed by the Mental Health Commission of Canada. The guide illustrates how to move from innovation to implementation in a thoughtful manner to achieve the desired outcomes of a project or initiative.

Knowledge Translation Planning Tools for Allergic Disease Researchers

This document was developed for researchers, and provides an overview of factors that should be considered when developing an integrated knowledge-translation strategy. A number of other resources are also available for knowledge translation on the AllerGen NCE resources page.

Knowledge Translation - Dementia Centre for Research Collaboration

Includes a range of resources to help you understand more about knowledge translation and implementation, with a specific focus on dementia. Many of these resources are quite general and can be applied quite broadly.

NHMRC Research Translation Faculty

Launched in 2012 by the NHMRC, as a major strategic initiative for health and medical research translation. Provides updates on the Faculty and information about research translation conferences and updates in Australia.

Canadian Institutes of Health Research: Knowledge Translation in Health Care - Moving from Evidence to Practice

A series of PowerPoint presentations that provide insights into knowledge creation, the “knowledge-to-action” cycle, theories and models of knowledge to action, knowledge exchange and evaluation of knowledge to action.
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