By Gary Myers, Director of Services, KMbeing, Toronto, Canada Why attend the UK Knowledge Mobilisation (KMb) Forum 2014? It’s a genuinely important question to ask as there are so many other events or conferences that you may be considering attending this…
By Peter Levesque, CEO Institute for Knowledge Mobilization and Knowledge Mobilization Works It has been my pleasure and privilege to work on issues of knowledge mobilization for more than 15 years. It was not called “knowledge mobilization” at first. It…
Why the UK Knowledge Mobilisation Forum 2014 (3-4 Feb) is a gift for pracademics by Roxanne Persaud, pracademic and doctoral researcher at University of Southampton Research is nothing without an exchange of information and ideas. The joy of research is about…
by Karen Ritchie: Healthcare Improvement Scotland. The UK Knowledge Mobilisation Forum on 3-4 February is approaching quickly, although we have just finished eating the Christmas cake. The Forum will be a great new year opportunity for me and some of…
Improving patient and project outcomes using inter-organisational innovation, collaboration and co-design Liz Evans, Stuart A. Green, Cathy Howe, Kiran Sharma, Fatima Marinho, Derek Bell, Paul Thomas accepted into March 2014 edition of the London Journal of Primary Care
by David Phipps: Executive Director, Research & Innovation Services, York University, Toronto, Canada The Impact Agenda is here to stay. Invest in knowledge mobilization services that maximize the impact of your research portfolio. Come to London on Feb 3-4 and learn…
UK Knowledge Mobilisation Forum 2014 Date: 3-4 February 2014 Venue: Nesta, 1 Plough Place, London, EC4A 1DE Knowledge is created. Much of it is shared. Some of it is used. Register here Call for abstracts here Across industries and sectors…
