D & I Measure

Construct Details

Construct

Knowledge transfer and utilization

Definition The definition of the construct.

Knowledge transfer is a commonly used term both within and outside of the health care sector and is defined as the process of getting (research) knowledge from producers to potential users (i.e., stakeholders). This term is often criticized for its linear (unidirectional) notion and its lack of concern with the implementation of transferred knowledge.

Knowledge utilization refers to the use of broadly defined knowledge including not only research evidence but also scholarly practice and programmatic interventions. It can be regarded as an overarching term that encompasses both research utilization and evidence-based practice.

Elements

Evaluate Efficacy of Knowledge Transfer and Exchange

Knowledge beneficiaries

Knowledge Management

Knowledge producers

Knowledge transfer

Knowledge Transfer Intervention

Knowledge users

Knowledge Utilization

Models

Conceptual Framework for Research Knowledge Transfer and Utilization

EMTReK - Evidence-based Model for the Transfer and Exchange of Research Knowledge

Framework for Spread

Model for Predictors of Adoption

Pathways to Evidence Informed Policy

Research Development Dissemination and Utilization Framework

Transcreation Framework for Community-engaged Behavioral Interventions to Reduce Health Disparities

Number of Models The number of models that includes elements aligned with the given construct.

Measure

Dissemination & Implementation Models in Health Research & Practice

Construct Details

Dissemination & Implementation Models
in Health Research & Practice