Knowledge translation
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In our quest to advance evidence for enhanced decision making at the Department of Global Health, we support demand-driven research, deliberate and supportive engagement with research users, and strategic knowledge translation.
Knowledge Translation is
“the exchange, synthesis, and ethically-sound application of knowledge—within a complex set of interactions among researchers and users—to accelerate the capture of the benefits of research …through improved health, more effective services and products, and a strengthened health care system (CIHR, 2004)."
Several initiatives are underway in the department to support and enhance these endeavours.
Click on the various links below to learn more.?
GOING AGAINST THE GRAIN: ACADEMIC RESPONSE TO GOVERNMENT NEEDS FOR RAPID EVIDENCE FOR DECISION MAKING DURING THE C19 PANDEMIC
21 October 2021, 15:00 -16 :15 (SA TIME GMT+2) (via MS Teams)?
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Panelist: Prof René English
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 ? Panelist: Prof. Lisanne du Plessis
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 Panelist: Dr Michael McCaul
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 Moderator: Ms Lynn Hendricks
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ENGAGEMENT AND ADVOCACY: STORIES PROPELLING EVIDENCE TO ACTION
14 September 2021 - linked to Africa Evidence W?eek 2021?
Panelist: Prof Taryn Young?
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 Panelist: Prof Mark Tomlinson
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 Panelist: Prof Gubela Mji
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 Moderator: Dr Nasreen Jessani
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Quick Links
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Short Courses HOME
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Fundamentals of Epidemiology
- Biostatistics I
- Biostatistics II
- Clinical Practice Guidelines
- Evidence-Informed Decision making: The Art, Science and Complexity of Knowledge Translation
- Engaging with Decision Makers: Issue Briefs for Policy and Practice
- Engaging with the Media: Principles and practices
- Systematic reviews and meta-analysis
- Qualitative Evidence Synthesis
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Primer in Systematic Reviews?
