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Knowledge TranslationKnowledge Translationand Equityand Equity
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Information in Health Sciences Information in Health Sciences
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Research, Communication and Decision MakingResearch, Communication and Decision Making
A Unique Mandate:The Canadian Govt has revitalised its Health Researchmandate through the establishment of 13 virtual health institutes.
The parliamentary act states :The objective of the CIHR is to excel, according to internationally accepted standards of scientific excellence,
in the creation of new knowledge and its
translation into:•improved health ….•more effective services and products..•a strengthened health care system..
[CIHR Act; April 2000]
Canadian Institutes of Health Research [CIHR]
New role in Communication and Decision Making
Canadian Global Health Research Initiative 20012001 CIHR – IDRC – CIDA - Health CanadaCIHR – IDRC – CIDA - Health Canada
International Development Research Centre (IDRC) Experience fostering research in developing countries; Program in Equity and Knowledge Transfer
Health Canada (HC) Considerable networks, knowledge base and recognized leadership;
Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) Considerable development experience and its emphasis on evidence based health development;
Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Strong tradition of excellence in research through the peer-review process; new commitment to research transfer & knowledge exchange.
Canadian Global Health Research Coalition:Coalition:
Vision:Vision:
Equity-oriented focusEquity-oriented focus
Knowledge Generation and Knowledge Generation and Knowledge Knowledge Translation Translation
Balanced approachBalanced approach
Putting Southern countries first Putting Southern countries first
Inclusive pInclusive partnerships artnerships
MentoringMentoring
Link to international development agendaLink to international development agenda
Draft Framework:Draft Framework:Knowledge TranslationKnowledge Translation ‘ Cube’ ‘ Cube’
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Define Define the health the health problemproblem
Define Define the health the health problemproblem
1.Generate 1.Generate new informationnew information
2.Summarize 2.Summarize existing evidenceexisting evidence
3. Combine evidence on 3. Combine evidence on benefits, harm, costs benefits, harm, costs
& preferences& preferences
4. 4. Create evidence-based Create evidence-based messages messages
and performance criteriaand performance criteria
5. Develop measures 5. Develop measures of utilization of utilization & outcomes& outcomes
6. Measure variations 6. Measure variations in utilization in utilization & outcomes& outcomes
Evidence generationEvidence implementation
Knowledge Translation Research Cycle
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Knowledge Knowledge TranslationTranslation Cube Cube
Knowledge Translation relevant to Knowledge Translation relevant to Policy MakersPolicy Makers
They need the Evidence on which interventions They need the Evidence on which interventions in health actually do more good than harm!in health actually do more good than harm!
Example: Web-Based Example: Web-Based Cochrane LibraryCochrane Library
www.Cochrane.orgwww.Cochrane.org
VHL Version for Latin America and VHL Version for Latin America and Caribbean- Stay tuned for Dr Abel Packer! Caribbean- Stay tuned for Dr Abel Packer!
Cochrane Collaboration Cochrane Collaboration ObjectivesObjectives
To help people make well informed decisions by To help people make well informed decisions by preparing, maintaining and promoting access to preparing, maintaining and promoting access to systematic reviews of studies on the effects of systematic reviews of studies on the effects of health and health carehealth and health care practices and policies. practices and policies.
Www.Cochrane.orgWww.Cochrane.org
Campbell Collaboration Campbell Collaboration ObjectivesObjectives
To help people make well informed decisions by To help people make well informed decisions by preparing, maintaining and promoting access to preparing, maintaining and promoting access to systematic reviews of studies on the effects of systematic reviews of studies on the effects of -----------, -----, and -----------------, -----, and ------ interventions upon interventions upon health.health.
Campbell Collaboration Campbell Collaboration ObjectivesObjectives
To help people make well informed decisions by To help people make well informed decisions by preparing, maintaining and promoting access to preparing, maintaining and promoting access to systematic reviews of studies on the effects of systematic reviews of studies on the effects of educational, legal and socialeducational, legal and social interventions interventions upon upon health.health.
www.campbellcollaboration.orgwww.campbellcollaboration.org
The Cochrane CollaborationKnowledge Translation (KT)
KT:KT:DisseminationDisseminationPrimaryPrimary
studiesstudies
KT:KT:EvidencEvidenceesynthessynthesisis
KT:KT:
policymakerspolicymakers
practitionerspractitioners
consumersconsumers
KT:InformedKT:Informed decisionsdecisions
Cochrane reviews being undertaken relevant to the ten Cochrane reviews being undertaken relevant to the ten projected leading causes of Disability-Adjusted Life Years projected leading causes of Disability-Adjusted Life Years in 2020, DEVELOPED REGIONSin 2020, DEVELOPED REGIONS
Ischaemic heart disease Ischaemic heart disease YesYesCerebrovascular diseaseCerebrovascular disease YesYesUnipolar major depressionUnipolar major depression Yes Yes Trachea, bronchus and lung cancersTrachea, bronchus and lung cancers Yes YesRoad traffic accidentsRoad traffic accidents YesYesAlcohol useAlcohol use YesYesOsteoarthritisOsteoarthritis YesYesDementiaDementia YesYesChronic obstructive lung diseaseChronic obstructive lung disease YesYes
Self-inflicted injuriesSelf-inflicted injuries YesYes
Knowledge Translation for Policy Makers
Cochrane reviews being undertaken relevant to the ten Cochrane reviews being undertaken relevant to the ten projected leading causes of Disability-Adjusted Life projected leading causes of Disability-Adjusted Life Years in 2020, IN DEVELOPING REGIONSYears in 2020, IN DEVELOPING REGIONS
Unipolar major depressionUnipolar major depression Yes Yes
Road traffic accidentsRoad traffic accidents YesYes
Ischaemic heart diseaseIschaemic heart disease Yes Yes
Chronic obstructive lung diseaseChronic obstructive lung disease Yes Yes
Cerebrovascular diseaseCerebrovascular disease YesYes
TuberculosisTuberculosis YesYes
Lower respiratory tract infectionsLower respiratory tract infections YesYes
War injuriesWar injuries YesYes
Diarrhoeal diseasesDiarrhoeal diseases YesYes
HIV HIV YesYes
Knowledge Translation for Policy Makers
Title of this talk emphasised EquityTitle of this talk emphasised Equity
Knowledge TranslationKnowledge Translationand and EquityEquity
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Information in Health Sciences Information in Health Sciences
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Research, Communication and Decision Research, Communication and Decision MakingMaking
New Cochrane-Campbell Project-New Cochrane-Campbell Project-Apply the ‘Equity Lens’ to all Cochrane Apply the ‘Equity Lens’ to all Cochrane and Campbell Reviewsand Campbell Reviews
Document whether theDocument whether the
..Cochrane Cochrane [Health] Interventions[Health] Interventions
..CampbellCampbell [Educational,Legal,Social] Interventions [Educational,Legal,Social] Interventions
do they work in the do they work in the disadvantaged?disadvantaged?
Equity: Do therapies that work in the Equity: Do therapies that work in the Rich also work in the Poor Aspects?Rich also work in the Poor Aspects?
In many situations probably not!In many situations probably not! Poor accessPoor access
Poor healthcarePoor healthcare Poor CompliancePoor Compliance
Recognised Need for a VHL Database for the Recognised Need for a VHL Database for the ‘Poor’‘Poor’
Strategies for tackling health Strategies for tackling health inequalitiesinequalitiesWe need international exchange of experiencesWe need international exchange of experiences
with developing and implementing interventionswith developing and implementing interventions
and policies to reduce socioeconomic inequalitiesand policies to reduce socioeconomic inequalities
in health in order to increase learning speed inin health in order to increase learning speed in
this fieldthis field
J P MackenbachJ P Mackenbach BMJ BMJ 2002;325:1029–322002;325:1029–32
U of O IPH is Co-Convening with U of Aberdeen in UK ,a joint Methods Gp in Equity Interventions within Campbell and Cochrane Collaborations
New Cochrane/Campbell Group:New Cochrane/Campbell Group:Systematic reviews of Interventions to Systematic reviews of Interventions to reduce socioeconomic inequalities in healthreduce socioeconomic inequalities in health
Australia, Canada, Norway, South Africa, UK, USA Australia, Canada, Norway, South Africa, UK, USA
Please join us!Please join us!
New Cochrane/Campbell Equity GroupNew Cochrane/Campbell Equity Group
Objectives:Objectives: To apply the ‘Equity Lens’ to all To apply the ‘Equity Lens’ to all
Cochrane/Campbell Reviews to identify Cochrane/Campbell Reviews to identify interventions that improve health status in interventions that improve health status in the disadvantaged and reduce health the disadvantaged and reduce health inequitiesinequities Series of systematic reviews on effective Series of systematic reviews on effective
interventionsinterventions Link this into Virtual Health LibrariesLink this into Virtual Health Libraries
What does applying the Equity Lens to What does applying the Equity Lens to Cochrane /Campbell Reviews mean?Cochrane /Campbell Reviews mean?
Disadvantaged is not just Socio-economic Disadvantaged is not just Socio-economic Status! Status!
What other groupings of disadvantaged What other groupings of disadvantaged should one consider?should one consider?
Equity Gradients -Equity Gradients -Not just Socio-economic Status!Not just Socio-economic Status!
‘PROGRESS’ [Evans and Brown].
Place of Residence Race/ethnicity Occupation Gender Religion Education SES Social networks/resources
Current Project with Library Scientists:Current Project with Library Scientists:
How do we search the literature including How do we search the literature including Cochrane and Campbell databases for the Cochrane and Campbell databases for the different groups of Disadvantaged?different groups of Disadvantaged?
Search terms for EquitySearch terms for Equity TermMeSHKeywordsEquityequit$ or inequit$ Inequalityequalit$ or inequalit$TermMeSHKeywordsEquityequit$ or inequit$ Inequalityequalit$ or inequalit$
P - Place of residenceP - Place of residence (urban vs. rural)Urban population/ or rural population/ (urban vs. rural)Urban population/ or rural population/ or Rural or urban or inner city or residenceor Rural or urban or inner city or residence
R – Race/ethnicityR – Race/ethnicity Exp Ethnic Groups or eh.fs. (ethnology sub- Exp Ethnic Groups or eh.fs. (ethnology sub-heading)Ethnic$ or ethnol$ or Aborigines or Arabs or Asian Americans or heading)Ethnic$ or ethnol$ or Aborigines or Arabs or Asian Americans or Blacks or Eskimos or Gypsies or Hispanic Americans or Indians, or Jews or Blacks or Eskimos or Gypsies or Hispanic Americans or Indians, or Jews or Whites or racism or segregationWhites or racism or segregation
O – OccupationO – Occupation Occupations/ (this is a term under socioeconomic factors) or Occupations/ (this is a term under socioeconomic factors) or employmentVocation$ or occupation$ or job or profession or career or employmentVocation$ or occupation$ or job or profession or career or employmentemployment
G – GenderG – Gender Male/ of female/ or prejudice (for bias)Male or female or gender or Male/ of female/ or prejudice (for bias)Male or female or gender or sexism or discrimination sexism or discrimination
R – ReligionR – Religion Exp ReligionReligion or religious or prayer or meditate$ (add Exp ReligionReligion or religious or prayer or meditate$ (add specific religions?)specific religions?)
E – EducationE – Education (educational level)Exp educationEducation or school$ or (educational level)Exp educationEducation or school$ or college or university$ or degree (may bring too many off-focus articles) or college or university$ or degree (may bring too many off-focus articles) or certificate or certified or professionalcertificate or certified or professional
S – Socioeconomic statusS – Socioeconomic status Exp Socioeconomic factors/Socioeconomic or Exp Socioeconomic factors/Socioeconomic or poverty or standard$ of living or high-income population or low-income poverty or standard$ of living or high-income population or low-income populationpopulation
S – Social capital/resourcesS – Social capital/resources *Culture/Social values, custom$, belief$ *Culture/Social values, custom$, belief$
Project: 10% sample to establish a baseline
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KT:InformedKT:Informed decisionsdecisions
Knowledge Translation relevant to Knowledge Translation relevant to Clinicians and Health PractitionersClinicians and Health Practitioners They need the Evidence on which interventions They need the Evidence on which interventions
in health actually do more good than harm!in health actually do more good than harm!
Example: Web-Based Example: Web-Based Cochrane LibraryCochrane Library www.Cochrane.orgwww.Cochrane.org
VHL Version for Latin America and VHL Version for Latin America and Caribbean- Stay tuned for Dr Abel Packer! Caribbean- Stay tuned for Dr Abel Packer!
Mexican Cochrane Centre/Information Mexican Cochrane Centre/Information Center for Decisions in Health (CENIDS) Center for Decisions in Health (CENIDS) of the National Institute for Public Health of the National Institute for Public Health (INSP). Dr Gladys Faba et al(INSP). Dr Gladys Faba et al
Project on evidence-based, user-friendly bulletins for primary Project on evidence-based, user-friendly bulletins for primary care physicians, nurses and health care administrators. care physicians, nurses and health care administrators.
The content is based on up-to-date Cochrane reviews of the The content is based on up-to-date Cochrane reviews of the evidence and includes information on etiology, management, evidence and includes information on etiology, management, prevention and diagnosis. prevention and diagnosis.
The Ministry of Health is actively engaged in the project by The Ministry of Health is actively engaged in the project by suggesting priority health areas and supporting suggesting priority health areas and supporting implementation. implementation.
Evaluation to date has very positive, focusing on health Evaluation to date has very positive, focusing on health practitioner satisfaction and self-reported use of the bulletins.practitioner satisfaction and self-reported use of the bulletins.
Equity: Because these bulletins are directed towards primary Equity: Because these bulletins are directed towards primary care needs and distributed to rural practitioners serving the care needs and distributed to rural practitioners serving the poorest communities and with little access to continuing poorest communities and with little access to continuing medical education, it will be great interest to assess whether medical education, it will be great interest to assess whether these bulletins will help reduce socioeconomic inequities in these bulletins will help reduce socioeconomic inequities in health. health.
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They also need the Evidence on which They also need the Evidence on which interventions in health actually do more good interventions in health actually do more good than harm!than harm!
Example: Web-Based Example: Web-Based Cochrane LibraryCochrane Library www.Cochrane.orgwww.Cochrane.org
VHL Version for Latin America and VHL Version for Latin America and Caribbean- Stay tuned for Dr Abel Packer! Caribbean- Stay tuned for Dr Abel Packer!
Knowledge Translation Consumer Knowledge Translation Consumer Projects using Cochrane for research, Projects using Cochrane for research, communication and decision-making. communication and decision-making.
The ‘expert consumer.’The ‘expert consumer.’ KT Project CIHR 2003KT Project CIHR 2003
Cochrane/Campbell Evidence for the 4 Cochrane/Campbell Evidence for the 4 characteristics of an ‘effective consumer’.characteristics of an ‘effective consumer’. Ability to understand health condition and Ability to understand health condition and
their benefits and harms.their benefits and harms. Ability to clarify personal values for options, Ability to clarify personal values for options,
benefits and harms.benefits and harms. Ability to negotiate chosen role in care.Ability to negotiate chosen role in care. Ability to negotiate and achieved preferred Ability to negotiate and achieved preferred
health optionshealth options
Please join us if you are interested !
Shared Decision Making and the Shared Decision Making and the Health Coach ConceptHealth Coach Concept
Goal: Goal: Improve evidence-based decision making Improve evidence-based decision making
capacity of women and girls (gatekeepers capacity of women and girls (gatekeepers to the health of families)to the health of families)
StrategiesStrategies Decision support toolsDecision support tools Health coaches Health coaches
Health Coaching in ChileHealth Coaching in Chile
Project PartnersProject Partners
University of OttawaUniversity of Ottawa
Pontificia Universidad Católica de ChilePontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Comuna of La PintanaComuna of La Pintana
A CIDA funded projectA CIDA funded project
Finally..Finally.. Next Steps Next Steps
Equity and Knowledge Translation are priority areas in Canada.
Plans for follow-up grants for global networks and centres linked to international development agendainked to international development agenda
Need Inclusive Knowledge Translation PNeed Inclusive Knowledge Translation Partnershipsartnerships Health Science Libraries and Virtual Health Libraries Health Science Libraries and Virtual Health Libraries
will be essential to the success of this!will be essential to the success of this!
Research Transfer/ Research Transfer/ Knowledge ExchangeKnowledge Exchange
Partnerships are the key:Partnerships are the key:Researchers -- research “Researchers -- research “producersproducers””
• in universities, institutes, government departmentsin universities, institutes, government departmentsResearch Research users” – users” – the “four P’s”:the “four P’s”:
• Program administratorsProgram administrators• Policy makersPolicy makers• Practitioners – clinical/public healthPractitioners – clinical/public health• Public – including NGOs/”civil society” Public – including NGOs/”civil society”
organizationsorganizations
Unlimited potential and synergy in Unlimited potential and synergy in pursuing opportunities!pursuing opportunities!