Links
Research Matters Knowledge Translation Toolkit. On the site of the International Development Research Centre.

Health policy-makers' perceptions of their use of evidence: a systematic review.  Innvaer et al. (2002). Journal of Health Services Research & Policy. Vol 7 No 4, 2002: 239–244. Abstract on the site of the Royal Society of Medicine Press.

Knowledge exchange strategies for interventions and policy in public health. Kouri, D. (2009).  Evidence & Policy: A Journal of Research, Debate and Practice, Volume 5, Number 1, January 2009 , pp. 71-83(13). Abstract on the site of ingentaconnect.

Animer un processus de transfert des connaissances : bilan des connaissances et outil d'animation. Lemire, N., Souffez, K., and Laurendeau, M.-C. On the site of the Institut national de santé publique du Québec. Available in French only.


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The contribution of political science to the study of health policies. State of course offerings and research in Canadian universities.
This 2007 exploratory study was conducted to examine the contribution of Canadian political science departments to the study of health policy.
Published in April, 2009.  Description.  Download  216 K.
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Publication of Road Speed: Health Impacts and Counteractive Measures
This NCCHPP translation of the INSPQ's scientific review shows the multiple negative effects of speeding and makes recommendations for how to reduce road speed.
Translation published in October 2008.  Description.  Download (from the INSPQ website)  1.45 Mb.
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Public Health Advisory on the Effects of Cell Phone Use While Driving, with Recommendations
The NCCHPP produces a translation of a systematic review on the risks to motorists and others due to cell phone use while driving.
Translation published in April, 2008.  Description.  Download  791 K.
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The Difficulty of Balancing Work and Family Life: Impact on the Physical and Mental Health of Quebec Families
The NCCHPP publishes the translation of this knowledge synthesis on work and family balance.
Translation published in June, 2007.  Description.  Download  201 K.
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The production of the NCCHPP website has been made possible through a financial contribution from the Public Health Agency of Canada.