KT ICEBeRG Symposium: Challenges for Knowledge Translation

Research

Publications: All Pubs 2007 2006
Presentations & Symposiums: Workshop & Symposium 2007 Symposium 2005
Projects: OPEM Process Evaluation CanadaPRIME TransFA KT Theories
Databases: Environmental Scan KT Theories/Frameworks

KT ICEBeRG & Canada Research Chair co-sponsored
Workshop & Symposium:
Behavioural Approaches to Knowledge Transfer

                                      October 15-16 2007
                                      Critical Care Wing, The Ottawa Hospital (General Campus),
                                      Ottawa, Canada

Moderator

      Jeremy Grimshaw, Canada Research Chair in Health Knowledge Transfer and Uptake

Workshop – October 15 2007

Workshop 1: Social Cognitive Models: What are they, how do they relate to Knowledge Translation and guidance on questionnaire development: Faculty: Dr. Mark Conner, Dr, Jill Francis, and Dr. Gaston Godin
Workshop 2: The Intention-Behaviour Gap: Evidence, approaches and solutions: Faculty: Dr. Paschal Sheeran and Dr. Falko Sneihotta
Workshop 3: Cognitive and Behavioural Change: What to change and how to do it: Faculty: Dr. Marie Johnston and Dr. Susan Michie
Workshop 4: Knowledge Translation Research: Perspectives on behavioural approaches: Faculty: Dr. Marin Eccles and Dr. Jeremy Grimshaw

Symposium – October 16 2007

Welcome and Introduction (Video available here. 18MB WMV): Dr. Jeremy Grimshaw, Canada Research Chair in Health Knowledge Transfer and Uptake
Opening Plenary: Why Behavioural Approaches to KT (Video available here. 82MB WMV): Dr. Martin Eccles, The William Leech Professor of Primary Care Research and Professor of Clinical Effectiveness, Institute of Health and Society, University of Newcastle, UK
Social Cognitive Theory (Video available here. 38MB WMV): Dr. Mark Conner, Professor, Institute of Psychological Services, Dept. of Medicine & Health, University Of Leeds, UK
Using Social Cognitive Theory to investigate Professionals' Behaviour (Video available here. 13MB WMV): Dr. Gaston Godin, Professor and Canada Research Chair on Behaviour and Health, Laval University, Canada
The Intention-Behaviour Gap (Video available here. 19MB WMV): Dr. Paschal Sheeran, Professor of Health Psychology, University of Sheffield, UK
Post-Intentional Processes: The Role of Action Planning, Coping Planning and Self-Regulation (No video available.): Dr. Falko Sniehotta, Lecturer, School of Psychology, College of Life Sciences and Medicine, University of Aberdeen, UK
Psychological Theory-based intervention (ERUPT TRIAL-Outcome: Observed/recorded behaviour) (Video available here. 13MB WMV): Dr. Marie Johnston, Professor of Health Psychology, School of Psychology, College of Life Sciences and Medicine, University of Aberdeen, UK
Behavioural Approaches to Intervention Fidelity (Video available here. 14MB WMV): Dr. Susan Michie, Professor of Health Psychology, Department of Psychology, University College London, UK
TpB and Prescribing Behaviour (Video available here. 7MB WMV): Shawn Bugden Regional Director of Pharmacy Services, RHA-Central Manitoba Inc.
Canada PRIME (Video available here. 7MB WMV): Dr. Holly Etchegary
OPEM Process Evaluation Trial (Video available here. 6MB WMV): Justin Presseau, PhD student, University of Aberdeen, UK
Panel Discussion: Future Directions (Video available here. 17MB WMV): All of the presenters

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