As of October 31, 2025, the KT Pathways website will close, and its resources will move over the coming year to a new website developed and managed by the BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) and supported by the Pacific Public Health Foundation.
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Vancouver played host to Knowledge Translation (KT) Canada’s Summer Institute for the first time from June 17-19. Over three days, top experts and learners from BC and across Canada came together to explore how to better translate health research into action.
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JDRF Canada is proud to partner with Health Research BC and provide support to Dr. Tricia Tang through our HP-I award.
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The IMPACT-AD study is designed to specifically address barriers to uptake and use of Alzheimer’s disease testing in the Canadian health care system.
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MSFHR Manager, Knowledge Translation, Geneveive Creighton, discusses MSFHR’s knowledge translation-informed approach to COVID-19, doing KT in a pandemic, and reflects on a KT success story.
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Research Trainee Dr. Vicki Komisar is using her research in biomechanics to help keep older adults safer from falls.
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A powerful advocate of supporting researchers, Dr. Michael Smith’s legacy, values and the impact he made on health-care research in BC live on.
Continue reading “A 20-year journey of health research in BC: The beginning”
Dr. Chonnettia Jones, reflects on what success looks like for responsive and responsible research funding.
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