Knowledge Translation Plan for Canadian Stroke Best Practices
- The Canadian Heart & Stroke Foundation (H&S) commissioned the SPOR Evidence Alliance and the Knowledge Translation Program at the Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute to assess their current KT activities and inform the development of a strategic and comprehensive KT plan that:
- Aligns with their new strategic directions and role as a health charity
- Considers their mission and enables change among varied audiences to enhance uptake and impact of their guidelines
- Meets the needs of target audiences across the continuum of care
- Is based on evidence from the field of KT science
- Is a multi-pronged approach that engages partners and enables sharing of knowledge synthesized by Heart and Stroke
- Conduct document review & focus group discussions to assess current inventory of KTE interventions
- Identify barriers/facilitators to CSBP uptake; map to potential KTE interventions; determine types, intensity, timing and comprehensiveness of KTE interventions
- Integrate input from health care providers, advisory committees and community members (including patients and/or caregivers with lived experience) to draft KT Plan
- The KT program developed a KT Plan which highlighted:
- KT activities Heart & Stroke is doing and should continue doing
- New KT activities for Heart & Stroke to consider doing
- Key recommendations specific to implementation of Stroke Best Practice guidelines
Who is this done for?
This project was done for the Heart & Stroke Foundation
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Date : 08 Jan 2020