IA Knowledge mobilization

Knowledge mobilization is an umbrella term that includes a wide range of activities related to both the production and use of research results. Our goal is to make CIHR-IA-funded research and information accessible, understandable, and useful for the research community, community groups, partners, decision makers, health care professionals and older adults and caregivers.

In the table below you will find articles, profiles, reports, webinars, and other content from CIHR-IA-funded research.

Descriptor of product	Initiative	Date Posted
Dr. Pia Kontos and her team use theatre and film to show how the stigma associated with dementia can lead to social exclusion	2022 CIHR Institute of Aging Betty Havens Prize for Knowledge Mobilization in Aging	2023-02-03
Postdoctoral fellow Dr. Kassim Said Abasse is looking to improve the quality of care for elders living with Alzheimer's, Huntington's, Parkinson's, and other neurocognitive disorders	2022 Health System Impact Fellow, supported by IA	2023-02-03
Valentina Antonipillai's research on long-term care workers' health and working conditions may guide policy reform	2022 Health System Impact Fellow, supported by IA	2023-02-03
Onboard vehicle sensors that measure seniors' driving skills may prevent them from losing their licences prematurely	National Research Council Aging in Place Challenge Program, supported by IA	2023-02-03
New technology helps older patients take meds as prescribed	National Research Council Aging in Place Challenge Program, supported by IA	2023-02-03
Using virtual reality to train dementia caregivers	National Research Council Aging in Place Challenge Program, supported by IA	2023-02-03
Read about promising practices & policies designed to keep residents, families, caregivers & staff safe from future pandemics	Implementation Science Teams – Strengthening Pandemic Preparedness in Long-Term Care, supported by IA	2023-02-03
The Driving and Dementia Roadmap: A new resource on the World Health Organization's Global Dementia Platform Watch the story on CBC National Visit the Driving and Dementia Roapmap website to learn more.	Canadian Consortium on Neurodegeneration in Aging, supported by the Institute of Aging	2023-03-20

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2023-03-20