From: Design, delivery, and evaluation of a knowledge translation intervention for multi-stakeholders
Primary research question | (1) What are the effects of the KT training curriculum on trainees in terms of: |
(a) Satisfaction with the KT training curriculum? | |
(b) Confidence in carrying out KT activities? | |
(c) Knowledge, skills, and attitudes in carrying out KT in their research projects? | |
(d) Identifying ways to build KT into their research projects? | |
(e) Communication, collaboration, and networking skills in working with research stakeholders? | |
(f) Level of engagement in their graduate and postgraduate studies? | |
(g) Competitiveness for the current job market? | |
(h) Likelihood of applying to UBC Public Scholars Initiative (PSI) and other “Re-imagining the PhD” opportunities? | |
Secondary research questions | (2) What are the effects of the KT training curriculum on faculty in terms of: |
(a) Satisfaction with the KT training curriculum? | |
(b) Engagement with stakeholders to enhance knowledge mobilization for their own research? | |
(c) Perceived support in providing a well-rounded training environment for their students? | |
(3) How satisfied are partner organizations in their collaboration with the project team? | |
(4) How satisfied are patients with the Patient & Public Forum? | |
(5) How satisfied are the public with the Patient & Public Forum? | |
(6) How engaged are patients in the Patient & Public Forum? | |
(7) How engaged are the public in the Patient & Public Forum? |