[PDF] Top 20 Protocol of a scoping review on knowledge translation competencies

... This scoping review will advance the KT field by incorpor- ating the identified core KT competencies into the practice of each individual healthcare ...KT competencies in practice could have ... See full document

... This protocol ’ s signi fi cant contribution lies in the experience and insights that it will gather by applying and re fl ecting on the activities of LLs with older adults with ...comprehensive scoping ... See full document

... for scoping reviews described by Arksey and O’Malley [21] that includes five stages 1) identifying relevant publications; 2) selecting the literature; 3) charting the literature; 4) synthesizing and summarizing ... See full document

... a protocol for a systematic scoping review that asks: “What is known about preservice/initial teacher education for child protection?” Systematic scoping reviews are worthwhile and necessary ... See full document

... the knowledge generated to improve healthcare systems and practices’; while PE was defined as ‘Meaningful and active collaboration in governance, priority setting, con- ducting research and knowledge ... See full document

... This scoping review aims to examine the evidence that exists on the frequency of NSSI and suicidal behaviour in primary school children, and to explore whether there are any primary school-based ... See full document

... realist review alongside the Cochrane review (which can be used to understand ‘what works for whom and under what cir- cumstances’ [10]), the authors were able to provide con- crete recommendations that ... See full document

... the review team will meet to discuss challenges and questions that arose during the pilot test and, if necessary, adjustments to eligibility criteria will be made in consultation with the research ... See full document

... One review focused on the deter- minants of RHIS performance and its role in improving health systems functioning and performance at the local level ...one review, data linkage was used solely to describe ... See full document

... the review will include studies using alternative terminology of “anosognosia”, “insight”, “denial”, "unawareness", and “metacognition” in PwD, as these terms are also used in the literature, as pre- ... See full document

... Methods and analysis: We will use Arskey and O ’ Malley ’ s recommended methods to conduct a scoping review using a rapid review framework to streamline the process. A single reviewer will conduct a ... See full document

... To contextualize the study results and methodological quality ratings, additional data were extracted about key study features with a focus on methodological and inter- vention development variables (Table 6). References ... See full document

... Medline/PubMed mostly in biomedical science – although typically with modest impact on retrieving additional relevant articles [74]. The Web of Science has higher cross-disciplinary coverage, which would be complex to ... See full document

... a scoping review of published research in the social sciences and management disciplines ...systematic review, a scoping review addresses broader, more complex topics where different ... See full document

... individual’s knowledge or skills, their accessibil- ity, and the cost or effort involved in seeking the infor- mation ...mutual knowledge, which can limit their tendency to interact outside this peer group ... See full document

... our knowledge base about the likelihood of successful inter- ventions across contexts and health disciplines continues to ...for knowledge acquisi- tion and that the potential for learning is greater when ... See full document

... atic review of effective KT strategies for coordination of care to reduce use of healthcare services by those who are identified as “ frequent users of healthcare ” ... See full document

... of knowledge translation interventions [3-5] because they contain several interacting components, such as the degree of flexibility or tailoring of the intervention, the num- ber of interacting components ... See full document

... second knowledge gap to emerge was the lack of ex- plicit description of underlying theory or logic upon which IKT approaches and associated activities were selected and/ or ...A scoping review is an ... See full document

... rigorous knowledge in Indigenous contexts is frequently at odds with mainstream concepts of knowledge, and further- more, how knowledge is shared in Indigenous contexts is not necessarily valued, ... See full document