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Plain-language summaries: A vital ingredient in knowledge translation

Plain-language summaries: A vital ingredient in knowledge translation

Iva Cheung outlines the importance of plain-language summaries and how they are key to effective knowledge translation.

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It’s all about the evidence! Funders as research users

It’s all about the evidence! Funders as research users

Gayle Scarrow explores how a funder can contribute to the science of KT.

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The implementation of evidence is a social change project, and we are in it together

The implementation of evidence is a social change project, and we are in it together

Dr. Gen Creighton explores the parallels between the implementation of research evidence and the role of the research funder.

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Forward Thinking: Gender equity in health research funding

Forward Thinking: Gender equity in health research funding

Dr. Zena Sharman outlines what we know about gender equity in health research funding, what we wish we knew, and the steps MSFHR is taking to foster gender equity in our programs.

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Funding agency investment strategies: Where to begin

Funding agency investment strategies: Where to begin

Dr. Zena Sharman discusses how funding agencies decide what to invest in, and outlines MSFHR’s move towards a formalized investment strategy.

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Increasing value, reducing waste in research: What can funders do?

Increasing value, reducing waste in research: What can funders do?

In this second installment of Forward Thinking, Dr. Bev Holmes discusses what funders can do to reduce research waste.

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From fund-and-forget to help-it-happen: Responsive and responsible research funding

From fund-and-forget to help-it-happen: Responsive and responsible research funding

Forward Thinking is MSFHR’s blog, discussing what it takes to be a responsive and responsible research funder. First, Bev Holmes introduces the science of science funding.

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Using text messages to improve health outcomes

Using text messages to improve health outcomes

Dr. Richard Lester and his team are using text messages to support and learn from large and dispersed patient populations.

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BC SUPPORT Unit announces P2P Award recipients

BC SUPPORT Unit announces P2P Award recipients

The BC SUPPORT Unit has announced the recipients of the first Pathway to Patient-Oriented Research Awards, designed to build and strengthen capacity for patient-oriented research in BC.

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