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Developing PFD Engagement Plans: A Guide for Innovation Grant Applicants

Join Manuel Escoto, PFD Partnerships Manager at CDTRP, and Kristi Coldwell, Senior Advisor at TRFBC, as they offer valuable insights for Innovation Grant applicants in crafting their PFD engagement plans. This video provides an overview of essential PFD engagement principles and offers actionable s…

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Peer Review Training Module

Peer review is a key step in the evaluation of research projects to ensure that they represent feasible, ethical, and applicable projects that are well positioned to result in success.  

The Kidney Foundation of Canada has recently been a driver in the creation of a People with Lived Experience Pe…

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Indigenous Research Level of Engagement Tool

The Indigenous Research Level of Engagement Tool (IRLET) aims to provide guidance to researchers and grant review committees who are involved in or are new to Indigenous research with guidelines on how to ensure a project proposal is being planned and executed in an appropriate manner.

The IRLET T…

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Foundations of Community Engagement

This online course is designed to help you learn at your own pace as you work to build your community engagement toolkit.

LESSON ONE: THE ROLE OF COMMUNITY
Before jumping in to engagement techniques, we'll go over how the role of the community, and the relationship between community and those doing…

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Escape INTO Patient-Oriented Research (POR): A Virtual Escape Room Collaboration

The goal of the SCPOR Patient-Oriented Research Escape Room is to share the concept of patient-oriented research with individuals interested in health research.  It is increasingly important for health disciplines to work together to offer optimal patient care, especially in complex situations. Sim…

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Understanding Research

A website created to demystify research and provides resources such as video tutorials, a glossary of research terms, and a guide for reading research articles. The website is organised into the following sections:

  • An introduction to science, research, patient-oriented research, and participator…
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Introduction to Evidence Synthesis

Each year, researchers publish millions of new scientific articles. Given the large amount of information, it is hard to find out what is already known about any given health topic.

It is important to look at existing evidence before starting a new research project, or when considering a new polic…

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Systematic Review vs. Scoping Review

As a PFD partner involved in research, you will often hear the terms "systematic review" and "scoping review."This resource provides an introduction of both types of reviews