FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2003360618> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2003360618 abstract "Research funders, educators, investigators and decision makers worldwide have identified the need to improve the quality of health care by building capacity for knowledge translation (KT) research and practice. Peer-based mentorship represents a vehicle to foster KT capacity. The purpose of this exploratory study is to identify mentoring models that could be used to build KT capacity, consult with putative mentee stakeholders to understand their KT mentorship needs and preferences, and generate recommendations for the content and format of KT mentorship strategies or programs, and how they could be tested through future research. A conceptual framework was derived based on mentoring goals, processes and outcomes identified in the management and social sciences literature, and our research on barriers and facilitators of academic mentorship. These concepts will inform data collection and analysis. To identify useful models by which to design, implement and evaluate KT mentorship, we will review the social sciences, management, and nursing literature from 1990 to current, browse tables of contents of relevant journals, and scan the references of all eligible studies. Eligibility screening and data extraction will be performed independently by two investigators. Semi-structured interviews will be used to collect information about KT needs, views on mentorship as a knowledge sharing strategy, preferred KT mentoring program elements, and perceived barriers from clinician health services researchers representing different disciplines. Qualitative analysis of transcripts will be performed independently by two investigators, who will meet to compare findings and resolve differences through discussion. Data will be shared and discussed with the research team, and their feedback incorporated into final reports. These findings could be used by universities, research institutes, funding agencies, and professional organizations in Canada and elsewhere to develop, implement, and evaluate mentorship for KT research and practice. This research will establish a theoretical basis upon which we and others can compare the cost-effectiveness of interventions that enhance KT mentorship. If successful, this program of research may increase knowledge about, confidence in, and greater utilization of KT processes, and the quality and quantity of KT research, perhaps ultimately leading to better implementation and adoption of recommended health care services." @default.
• W2003360618 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2003360618 creator A5004819829 @default.
• W2003360618 creator A5007761401 @default.
• W2003360618 creator A5014517792 @default.
• W2003360618 creator A5040199909 @default.
• W2003360618 creator A5048653456 @default.
• W2003360618 creator A5050924923 @default.
• W2003360618 creator A5077273667 @default.
• W2003360618 creator A5077878204 @default.
• W2003360618 creator A5081431836 @default.
• W2003360618 creator A5082092979 @default.
• W2003360618 creator A5091595527 @default.
• W2003360618 date "2009-08-19" @default.
• W2003360618 modified "2023-10-14" @default.
• W2003360618 title "Exploring mentorship as a strategy to build capacity for knowledge translation research and practice: protocol for a qualitative study" @default.
• W2003360618 cites W1544133109 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W1645625619 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W168928707 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W1967123687 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W1969510564 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W1972831452 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W1983147117 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W1987690295 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W1997334370 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W1998425765 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W1999017410 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2000732508 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2003624209 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2003990582 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2004541993 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2005507374 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2006767851 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2021308603 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2023014996 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2025644900 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2037465489 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2039275415 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2040939832 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2053635456 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2054479820 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2070055660 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2072359971 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2075950485 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2086188077 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2088547373 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2089443918 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2103191901 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2117498498 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2117600586 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2119510222 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2125954172 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2129573808 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2130395862 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2131575393 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2134898432 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2135730554 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2136636673 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2138664283 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2144103471 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2149498994 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2152251100 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2157628853 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2159541428 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2162018759 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2164118598 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2168343528 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2171799758 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W2327527411 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W4205772756 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W4236774316 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W4245313371 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W4247241358 @default.
• W2003360618 cites W4317523149 @default.
• W2003360618 doi "https://doi.org/10.1186/1748-5908-4-55" @default.
• W2003360618 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/2738649" @default.
• W2003360618 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19691833" @default.
• W2003360618 hasPublicationYear "2009" @default.
• W2003360618 type Work @default.
• W2003360618 sameAs 2003360618 @default.
• W2003360618 citedByCount "44" @default.
• W2003360618 countsByYear W20033606182012 @default.
• W2003360618 countsByYear W20033606182013 @default.
• W2003360618 countsByYear W20033606182014 @default.
• W2003360618 countsByYear W20033606182015 @default.
• W2003360618 countsByYear W20033606182016 @default.
• W2003360618 countsByYear W20033606182017 @default.
• W2003360618 countsByYear W20033606182018 @default.
• W2003360618 countsByYear W20033606182019 @default.
• W2003360618 countsByYear W20033606182020 @default.
• W2003360618 countsByYear W20033606182021 @default.
• W2003360618 countsByYear W20033606182022 @default.
• W2003360618 countsByYear W20033606182023 @default.
• W2003360618 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2003360618 hasAuthorship W2003360618A5004819829 @default.
• W2003360618 hasAuthorship W2003360618A5007761401 @default.
• W2003360618 hasAuthorship W2003360618A5014517792 @default.
• W2003360618 hasAuthorship W2003360618A5040199909 @default.
• W2003360618 hasAuthorship W2003360618A5048653456 @default.
• W2003360618 hasAuthorship W2003360618A5050924923 @default.

• next