HE 605

In the rapidly evolving landscape of health sciences research, effective knowledge mobilization (KM) is crucial for translating research findings into effective practices that improve human health and well-being. This course equips students with the skills necessary to bridge the gap between research and practice, ensuring that evidence-based knowledge is effectively disseminated and implemented. Specific emphasis is placed on understanding models of KM, research communication, ethical considerations in KM, practical tools and strategies for effective KM, implementation science, and the role of collaborations and partnerships in effective KM. <br> Registration Notes: Restricted to master’s level students. Must be registered in one of the Health Sciences MSc options (THES or CRWK).