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How to Have Impact, Part 2: Using Evidence, Research & Knowledge
October 9, 2019-
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Date: Wednesday, October 9, 2019
Time: 12:00 - 13:00 ET
Speaker: Travis Sztainert, PhD
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This webinar will examine how practitioners (and other knowledge-users) can find and use the evidence they need. We’ll examine the current evidence landscape, and discuss how to navigate it. We’ll look at how to find different forms of evidence and appropriately appraise the evidence for quality and use. We’ll look at how practitioners can work with researchers to ensure mutually beneficial relationships. Finally, we’ll examine how practitioners can be evidence-creators themselves.
Target group: Practitioners or those who want to make evidence-informed decisions.
Learning Objectives:
- Explore current barriers to finding and using evidence
- Identify relevant ways to assess evidence for quality and use
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Describe how evidence-users and creators can work together for mutual benefit
About the Speaker:
Dr. Travis Sztainert is a Knowledge Broker at GREO, a not-for-profit, intermediary Knowledge Translation and Exchange (KTE) organization. In his current role, Travis uses his knowledge and experience to provide research expertise and KTE advice to diverse stakeholder groups. He also develops syntheses of knowledge evidence, literature, tools, and other resources for GREO. Travis has co-developed and instructs the Knowledge Mobilization Certificate offered through the University of Guelph’s Community Engaged Scholarship Institute. He has also developed KTE training and course material for the Canadian Psychological Association and various not-for-profit organizations. Travis holds a PhD in Psychology from Carleton University and a Knowledge Translation Professional Certificate from SickKids Learning Institute.
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