RTNA Conference 2010

Alberta’s First KT Casebook is Has Arrived. Download it here: http://www.ahfmr.ab.ca/rtna/doc/KT_Casebook_2010.pdf

Read the thoughts of your fellow attendees from before and after the conference.

On Tuesday November 22nd we will be hosting Breakfast Roundtables at the conference. This is an opportunity for your to network with your peers while exploring a topic of mutual interest.

Suggested Topics:

• Does KT apply to bench researchers? Is it all push and no pull or exchange?
• Great KT web resources.
• Narrative and anecdote: does n=1 evidence have a place in KT?
• How to encourage research use in your working group.
• Using the arts for KT (video, dance, stories etc.)
• Evaluating KT: attribution vs contribution
• Bridging the gaps between researchers, policy makers, clinicians and the public
• Engaging the public in knowledge transfer; what does the current evidence show
• Sharing KT stories
• Innovative strategies for KT
• Building a collaborative culture
• Putting human relationships back in our work

Tell us what you think about these topics and suggest your own! Just comment on this blog post.

-Daniel

Welcome to the conference blog for Innovate, Influence, Integrate.

This blog will contain updates on conference activities, but will also allow you to help shape the conference. By participating you can choose topics for our Breakfast Roundtable discussions,  let our presenters know about content areas that you desire, and share your own reflections, questions, and resources for KT.

Anyone can respond to a preexisting discussion thread. If you would like a password to start your own threads email daniel.grigat@albertainnovates.ca

We look forward to seeing you in November!

-Daniel Grigat