Scheuer, John Damm
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Frontiers in Health Services
This paper aims to show how organizational translation theories and models may supplement implementation science with a new process perspective on how knowledge objects such as Cochrane reviews, clinical guidelines and reference programs are implemented in practice in healthcare organizations. They build on Bruno Latour's idea about translation tha...
Raymond, Ivan J.
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Frontiers in Health Services
Reducing the “science-to-practice” gap has gained significant attention across multi-disciplinary settings, including school psychology and student wellbeing, trauma-informed practice, community and human services, and clinically focused health care. There has been increasing calls for complexity and contextualisation to be integrated within the im...
Albers, Bianca Rapley, Tim Nilsen, Per Clack, Lauren
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Frontiers in Health Services
Berthelsen, Connie Møller, Nicoline Andersen, Heidi M Bondesen, Anne Rothenberg, Manja B Hølge-Hazelton, Bibi
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Scandinavian journal of caring sciences
To investigate how graduates of a Nurse Specialist Education in Community and Primary Healthcare Nursing programme self-assess their competencies and possibilities to translate knowledge into practice. A mixed methods design based on the triangulation convergence model was used. Thirty-four community nurse specialists, who had graduated from a Nurs...
Kuzik, Nicholas Cameron, Christine Carson, Valerie Chaput, Jean-Philippe Colley, Rachel Doiron, Joe Faulkner, Guy Janssen, Ian Saunders, Travis Spence, John C.
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Frontiers in Public Health
Introduction The ParticipACTION Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Youth is the most comprehensive national assessment of physical activity and related behaviors, characteristics, and opportunities for children and youth. The 2022 Report Card assigned grades based on data gathered during the COVID-19 pandemic to reflect this extraord...
Kelly, Katherine Jennifer Campbell, Alyson Salijevic, Anja Doak, Sarah Michael, Laurie Montelpare, William
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Frontiers in Communication
Introduction Effective communication of COVID-19 information involves clear messaging to ensure that readers comprehend and can easily apply behavioral recommendations. This study evaluated the readability, understandability, and actionability of public health resources produced by the four provincial governments in Atlantic Canada (New Brunswick, ...
Gooding, Gregory D. Protudjer, Jennifer L. Gabrielli, Sofianne Mulé, Pasquale Shand, Greg Zhang, Xun McCusker, Christine Noya, Francisco J. Harvey, Maria Chalifour, Mélodie
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Frontiers in Allergy
Background We aimed to determine vaccine hesitancy and the main barriers associated with the 2019 novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) vaccination among families of children diagnosed with food/drug/environmental allergies.Methods Between May and June 2021, we approached 146 families seen at the outpatient allergy clinic at the Montreal Childre...
Leung, Ada W. S. Nowrouzi-Kia, Behdin
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Frontiers in Rehabilitation Sciences
Aldrich, Rebecca M Njelesani, Janet
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OTJR : occupation, participation and health
Established in 2019, OTJR's Occupational Science Section provides a dedicated venue for showcasing empirical occupational science research and fostering translation of that research into occupational therapy practices. In this invited commentary, the first and second Associate Editors of the Occupational Science Section reflect on its early growth,...
Zhao, Junqiang Harvey, Gillian Vandyk, Amanda Huang, Mandy Hu, Jiale Modanloo, Shokoufeh Gifford, Wendy
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Telemedicine journal and e-health : the official journal of the American Telemedicine Association
Background: Although theoretical frameworks exist to guide social media interventions, few of them make it explicit how social media is supposed to work to improve the knowledge use by health care providers. This study aimed to synthesize literature to understand how and under what circumstances social media supports knowledge use by health care pr...