Knowledge translation (KT) is defined as 'the synthesis, exchange and application of
knowledge by relevant stakeholders to accelerate the benefits of global and local innovation …

Introduction This collection aims to challenge so-called knowledge translation (hereinafter
KT) in medicine and healthcare. The abbreviation 'KT'refers to a variety of scientific practices …

In the health sector, considerable resources are deployed for knowledge translation (KT) to
ensure that stakeholders are aware of, and use research to inform policies, programmes and …

Objectives Knowledge translation (KT) is becoming common vocabulary, but as a concept it
is not clearly defined. Many related terms exist; these are often used interchangeably and …

Abstract El-Jardali and Fadllallah provide an excellent summary of the many dimensions of
knowledge use, and the breath of issues and activities that must be considered if knowledge …

Globally health care systems are experiencing the challenges of improving the quality of
care and decreasing the risk of adverse events. The “know‐do” gap in health care practice …

Calls for new knowledge products are increasingly accompanied with a need to plan
research and produce findings that are relevant and useful to decision-making in policy and …

Background: Men can be hard to reach with face-to-face health-related information, while
increasingly, research shows that they are seeking health information from online sources …

Abstract Knowledge translation (KT) in health the incorporation of research evidence and
new knowledge into routine practice in the community is vital to the evolution and renewal of …

Objectives We contribute to existing knowledge translation (KT) literature by developing the
notion of 'enactment'and illustrate this through an interpretative, comparative case-study …