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Knowledge translation

Knowledge translation (KT) is the activities involved in moving research from the laboratory, the research journal, and the academic conference into the hands of people and organizations who can put it to practical use. Knowledge translation is most often used in the health professions, including medicine, nursing, pharmaceuticals, rehabilitation…

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Knowledge translation on Twitter

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Knowledge translation

Nodes33
Edges32
Triples51
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.060606
Components1

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Knowledge translation

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related to history · 13
Knowledge translation → Agricultural, Agriculture, In, KT, NCDDR, Smith-Lever Act, Technical Brief, The, The Smith-Lever Act, Underutilization, United States, United States Department, USDA
related to Definitions · 12
Knowledge translation → Canadian Institutes, Canadians, CIHR, Disability Research, Dissemination, Health Research, Knowledge, KT, National Center, NCDDR, The, Using
related to Knowledge translation on Twitter · 11
Knowledge translation → Budhwani, Chew, China, Chinese, COVID-19, Eysenbach, H1N1, More, Sun, The, Twitter

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research knowledge health translation kt services practice implementation development healthcare practical twitter models model policy used including action time activities

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communityinstance ofThese processes interact dynamically across sectors0.80text
healthinstance ofThese processes interact dynamically across sectors0.80text
governmentinstance ofThese processes interact dynamically across sectors0.80text
educationinstance ofThese processes interact dynamically across sectors0.80text
and researchinstance ofThese processes interact dynamically across sectors0.80text
ensuring the timelyinstance ofThese processes interact dynamically across sectors0.80text
effective movement of knowledge to those who need it.Unlike traditional modelsinstance ofThese processes interact dynamically across sectors0.80text
the KT-cnm emphasizes a dynamicinstance ofThese processes interact dynamically across sectors0.80text
interactive approachinstance ofThese processes interact dynamically across sectors0.80text
using complexityinstance ofThese processes interact dynamically across sectors0.80text
network concepts to better guide KT initiativesinstance ofThese processes interact dynamically across sectors0.80text
sketchesinstance ofOther recent studies look at the role of design artefacts0.80text

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