Dissecting Winning Theme/Pillar 3 [Health Services] and 4 [Social, Cultural, Environmental and Population Health] CIHR Operating and KT Grants, Presentation

• Author(s) / Creator(s)

  • Scott, Shannon - Assistant Professor, Faculty of Nursing
  • Drummond, Jane - Professor, Faculty of Nursing; Vice-Provost, Health Sciences Council
  • Kovacs-Burns, Kathy - Associate Director, Health Sciences Council; Director, Interdisciplinary Health Research Academy
  • Goodwin, Donna - Associate Professor, Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation; Director, The Steadward Centre for Personal & Physical Achievement

• The panelists were Dr. Jane Drummond (Professor, Faculty of Nursing; Vice-Provost, Health Sciences Council), Dr. Kathy Kovacs-Burns (Associate Director, Health Sciences Council; Director, Interdisciplinary Health Research Academy), Dr. Donna Goodwin (Associate Professor, Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation; Director, The Steadward Centre for Personal & Physical Achievement), and Dr. Shannon Scott (Assistant Professor, Faculty of Nursing). This panel discussed what reviewers look for in a successful Theme 3 and Theme 4 operating and knowledge translation grants and help identified the characteristics of winning applications. The short PowerPoint PDF is available for download while the 2 part video can be downloaded by selecting attached.

• Date created

  2012-01-12

• Subjects / Keywords

  • Knowledge Translations
  • Health system services
  • Theme 4
  • OOGP
  • Social, cultural, environmental and population health
  • Theme 3
  • Knowledge Synthesis

• Type of Item

  Research Material

• DOI

  https://doi.org/10.7939/R3KD1R106

• License

  Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International