Knowledge Translation

The WE-SPARK Knowledge Translation Cycle

“Knowledge Translation (KT) is a process of exchange between researchers and ‘knowledge users’ designed to make relevant research information available and accessible to stakeholders for use in learning, practice, planning and policy-making.”

Our WE-SPARK Knowledge Translation (KT) Committee develops tools to support researchers at all stages of the KT cycle. These tools will help you translate and apply research information to inspire and drive change. We are continuously adding and updating these tools, so check back often.

1. What is KT	KT Processes and Strategies KT Toolkit (Coming 2021) Funder-Specific Definitions: CIHR, SSHRC, Ontario Ministry of Health KT 101 - Tips for KT Planning KT 101 Workshop Recording
2. KT Planning	SickKids Knowledge Translation Planning Template © [Barwick, M.A. (2008, 2013, 2019)] Public Health Agency of Canada Knowledge Translation Planning Primer KT Planning Checklist KT Planning Checklist Worksheet Support Successful Collaborations - Acronyms KTDRR Review of Common KT Frameworks KT 101 Workshop Recording CHI's Patient and Public Engagement Budget Builder
3. KT Development	The Infographic Guide Virtual Infographic Workshop Recording
4. KT Implementation	The Infographic Guide Virtual Infographic Workshop Recording
5. Ongoing KT Evaluation	Coming 2021
6. Other Best Practices	UWindsor OHREA Accessibility Info Cards (*refer back to their website for updates) Antidote - Plain Language Writing Assistance SickKids Plain Language Checklist

Understudied populations subject for neuropsychology doctoral research

Cross-border collaboration seeking to improve community health

Researchers coming to grips with cardio workout

Showcasing Health Research Excellence at WE-SPARK’s Annual Conference

Study to examine experiences of 2SLGBTQ+ players in recreational sports

Researchers using AI to address social isolation