Adopting a Systems Approach to Knowledge Mobilization – April 24, 2025 (Zoom)

Knowledge mobilization is an important part of health research, health care delivery, and health professions education in Canada. Knowledge mobilization is a systems approach to increasing research impact by connecting researchers and their research products with individuals, organizations, and communities of practice. Learn more about knowledge mobilization in the health professions.

This faculty development curriculum is comprised of three individual sessions that teach a systems approach to knowledge mobilization. Each session focuses on a specific aspect of knowledge mobilization designed to help you inform, educate, and enable research use. Jump in anytime – You don’t have to complete the curriculum, and you don’t have to attend sessions in a particular order.

1. Adopting a Systems Approach to Knowledge Mobilization
2. Creating a Knowledge Mobilization Plan
3. Evaluating a Knowledge Mobilization Plan

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of “Adopting a Systems Approach to Knowledge Mobilization,” you will be able to:

• Discuss the aims, mechanisms, and measures of knowledge mobilization
• Adopt a systems approach to knowledge mobilization

Facilitator: Cheryl Moser, Educational Specialist, Office of Innovation and Scholarship in Medical Education, Max Rady College of Medicine

Registration encouraged, but not required. Click on the Zoom link below to join this session.

Please note this session was rescheduled from March 13, 2025.

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Meeting ID: 816 2088 2422
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