Commitment issues: how to get my community organization to say yes to an integrated KT project
February 24, 2017
Speaker
Chris McBride, Executive Director, Spinal Cord Injury BC
Objectives:
- Appreciate the important role community organizations (research users) can play in integrated knowledge translation (iKT)
- Understand what often prevents community organizations from engaging in iKT projects
- Understand what it takes for a community organization to commit to an iKT partnership
Resources
- Presentation Slides (PDF)
- Commitment Issues Part 1 (Chris McBride): How to get my organization to say yes to an integrated KT project
- Commitment Issues Part 2 (Heather Gainforth): How to foster long-term collaborations with community organizations – a researcher’s perspective
- Applied Behaviour Change (ABC) Lab
- Canadian Disability Participation Project (an alliance of university, public, private and government sector partners working together to enhance community participation among Canadians with physical disabilities)
- Why Spinal Cord Injury Research Needs You (video)
- Stopwatch series (ICORD research participation promo) (videos)
- How SCI BC Helps People with Spinal Cord Injuries (video)
- SCI BC in 2016: Little Things Big Impact (video)
- The Spin Magazine
- Spinal Cord Injury Sexual Health
Stay tuned…
Check back soon for details of future webinars
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