S urfacing UBC S cholarship through Knowledge Trans lation & Exchange Christie Hurrell Executive Director, UBC Centre for Health and Environment Research ph ot o by A M ag ill , F lic kr C re at iv e C om m on s About CHER • Multidisciplinary research centre founded in 2003: medicine, applied science, interdisciplinary studies • Our mission: to research and prevent diseases caused by hazards in outdoor and indoor environments – Most research questions are highly relevant to applied environmental health problems (air pollution, occupational injuries, environmental carcinogens, etc) • One of CHER ’s main goals is to increase knowledge translation and exchange activities S o, what is knowledge translation and exchange (KTE)? Researchers Research Agenda Research findings Research users (managers, workers, policy- makers) Health Issues Environmental health interventions KTE activities at CHER: •Media relations •Websites •Lay summaries •Community outreach •Continuing education •Building capacity for KTE KTE AT CHER . . . How have we been using the web to surface environmental health research? ph ot o by n ov on , F lic kr C re at iv e C om m on s Open Access Publishing • Making journal articles and reports available on cIRcle • Creating open access policy to inform and support researchers Research Project Websites • Provide support to research teams creating their own websites Plus more than 25 others … Website statistics • Monitoring web statistics and responding to demand Interactive research results • Responds to survey data indicating that a web-based route planner would encourage more people to cycle for transportation, and that cyclists are concerned about air pollution • Integrates research data on air pollution in Metro Vancouver • Receives ~20,000 vis its/month • Will be updated for 2010 Olympics to reflect road closures etc. Interactive research results • Provides residents, health- care providers and public health authorities with easy-to-access, near-real-time information about fires, smoke and air-quality-related weather trends in British Columbia. www.firesmoke.ubc.ca Interactive research results • Developing a public service announcement with the community • Designed to raise awareness around BC guidelines for laundering pesticide- contaminated clothing • Will be disseminated using Web 2.0 as well as traditional media channels RS S as a tool to monitor research issues November 2007 December 2007 January 2008 April 2008 From research results to policy change . . . in five months! Communicating with study participants – when the web doesn’t work • Research shows that some groups don’t use (or trust) the Internet • Lay summaries of research results – Gives participants some insight into the research process – Provides information “you need to know” • Face-to-face meetings still have their place! Funding to help surface scholarship? • Most requests for funding in the health sciences require a KTE component • S ustained funding to support trained KTE staff is hard to come by (especially in times of budget cuts) Web-based continuing education • Free, web-based continuing education for physicians and other health professionals • Trying to create open access materials using proprietary software QUES TIONS ? contact Christie: hurrell@ interchange.ubc.ca; www.cher.ubc.ca ph ot o by T ho m Q ui ne , F lic kr C re at iv e C om m on s
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Title | Surfacing UBC scholarship through knowledge translation & exchange |
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Hurrell, Christie |
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University of British Columbia. Centre for Health and Environment Research |
Date Issued | 2009-10-21 |
Description | Surfacing UBC Scholarship: Panel Presentation and Discussion – This presentation discussed how CHER supports researchers engaging in practical knowledge translation activities, as well as tools and resources they use to do this kind of work. The Centre for Health and Environment Research (CHER) is a multidisciplinary research unit linking UBC's faculties of medicine, engineering and interdisciplinary studies. It aims to bring its research findings to the scientific community, to policy makers, to participants and the general public through the use of relevant, effective, and open access media. This session took place on October 21, 2009 in the Dodson Room of the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre at the University of British Columbia. |
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Language | eng |
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Date Available | 2010-07-13 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0077828 |
URI | http://hdl.handle.net/2429/26401 |
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Medicine, Faculty of Population and Public Health (SPPH), School of |
Peer Review Status | Unreviewed |
Scholarly Level | Faculty |
Rights URI | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ |
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