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Resources > Knowledge Sharing > Presentations or Webinars Knowledge Sharing
Webinar – Producing a Policy Brief: Why and How?

Webinar – Producing a Policy Brief: Why and How?

Jun 19, 2019

Knowledge Sharing, Presentations, Presentations or Webinars Knowledge Sharing, Webinars

Policy briefs are popular for sharing knowledge with policy makers. But what do we know about the effectiveness of these documents? What sections should they include? Should a policy brief recommend one specific policy option? How long should it be? In this webinar,...
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Presentation – Overcoming Common Gaps in KT Approaches

Presentation – Overcoming Common Gaps in KT Approaches

Jun 15, 2017

Knowledge Sharing, Presentations, Presentations or Webinars Knowledge Sharing

In June 2017, the third annual Applied Public Health Chairs meeting was co-hosted in Ottawa by the Public Health Agency of Canada and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research’s Institute of Population and Public Health. The NCCHPP’s Florence Morestin was...
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Presentation – How to Collaborate with Government to Get Your Research on the Policy Agenda

Presentation – How to Collaborate with Government to Get Your Research on the Policy Agenda

Jun 13, 2017

Knowledge Sharing, Presentations, Presentations or Webinars Knowledge Sharing

In June 2017, for the first time, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research’s Institute of Population and Public Health held a workshop aimed at preparing starting investigators to launch their careers. On this occasion, the NCCHPP’s Florence Morestin was...
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Webinar – Sharing Knowledge with the Advisors of Policy Makers: A Couple of Myths, a Couple of Tips

Webinar – Sharing Knowledge with the Advisors of Policy Makers: A Couple of Myths, a Couple of Tips

Dec 13, 2016

Knowledge Sharing, Presentations, Presentations or Webinars Knowledge Sharing, Webinars

Who processes the knowledge that feeds into public policy development? Staff in ministerial departments, in municipal governments, in legislative assemblies. Thus, each of these professionals is, in his or her own way, an advisor to one or more policy makers. If you...
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Webinar – Influencing Public Policy Through Sharing Public Health Knowledge: How Does It (possibly) Work?

Webinar – Influencing Public Policy Through Sharing Public Health Knowledge: How Does It (possibly) Work?

Jun 11, 2015

Knowledge Sharing, Presentations, Presentations or Webinars Knowledge Sharing

Have you ever tried putting forward public health knowledge in the hope of shaping public policy, with results falling short of your expectations? The political sphere has characteristics that one should be aware of in order to share knowledge more effectively and to...
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The process of developing public policy: What role can public health professionals play? – Summer Institute 2009

The process of developing public policy: What role can public health professionals play? – Summer Institute 2009

Jul 15, 2009

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The aim of this workshop, presented for the Centre by Dr. Patrick Fafard of the University of Ottawa, was to introduce participants to some basic concepts related to public policy and to shed light on the complexity of the issues tied to policy development, with...
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