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Learn about KT, opportunities, and challenges in the field and meet other colleagues, including experts!
Deadline to apply is Feb 10, 2025.
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[1/2] Dr. Angela Mashford-Pringle and colleagues published a commentary on data, data sovereignty principles, ways of practicing Indigenous research principles, and recommendations for applying and actioning Indigenous data sovereignty.
Access it here: https://t.co/OJe7E923bK
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For #WorldCancerDay, we are showcasing our project on improving implementation of pharmacogenetic (PGx) testing. PGx is the study of how genetic differences contribute to different peoples' reactions to different drugs.
Check out our January 2025 e-newsletter for the latest SPOR Evidence Alliance updates, including research spotlights, publications, and opportunities!
https://t.co/WdolvsgQYH
Maxime Sasseville & colleagues published a report to evaluate the effectiveness of AI scribes designed to streamline clinical documentation, focusing on outcomes related to clinician well-being, efficiency, and patient engagement.
Access the review here: https://t.co/53OGEPr6F6
Dr. @christine_fahim, scientist at Unity Health Toronto, spoke to CBC News’ The Dose about how public health organizations should communicate about foreign disease outbreaks: https://t.co/2VVQFVtJFy
New publication!
The SPOR Evidence Alliance published a paper describing the co-creation and evaluation of two capacity-building courses on knowledge synthesis for patient and public partners.
Read more: https://t.co/08bZhPWwj4
KTP Scientist Dr. Tina Fahim is featured in this recent @CBC article. Recent research from Dr. Fahim and collaborators in Singapore highlights that public health communication should centre on transparent, consistent, evidence-based messaging.
Read on: https://t.co/TXMZXcAT7V
Member spotlight! Amanda Doherty-Kirby is a valued patient partner of the SPOR Evidence Alliance, and has contributed to many knowledge synthesis projects.
Check out her spotlight in our December 2024 newsletter: https://t.co/8dP1IzHRRh
We are grateful for her partnership!
[1/3] This week, we are spotlighting the patient-led project, "Models of Publicly Funded Home Care, their Characteristics and Quality: A Scoping Review."
Learn more about the impactful project: https://t.co/RmO9AfFzoz
"I have been in a lot of spaces over the years where people were not convinced about patient engagement in research. I am writing this for you."
@TO_dpr challenges some of the common objections to patient engagement in research
https://t.co/zlYaAoEhVi