This document discusses knowledge mobilization and its role in maximizing the economic, social, and environmental impacts of research. It defines knowledge mobilization as supporting engaged scholarship from inception to impact. A framework is presented showing how dissemination, uptake, implementation, and co-production can lead to outcomes and impacts. Examples mentioned include a hot weather response plan in Toronto and a study describing knowledge mobilization processes.

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knowledge mobilization,
research impact and a
little bit about
communications
@researchimpact

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maximize the economic, social and environmental impacts of research

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Knowledge mobilization helps make
research useful to society by
supporting engaged scholarship from
inception to impact
Knowledge Mobilization
community
campus
campus
community
ImpactHOW WHAT

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Framework for knowledge mobilization
Activity Output Outcome
Impact
Dissemination Uptake ImplementationCo-production

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Toronto Hot Weather Response Plan
http://www.thestar.com/article/462613

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Toronto Hot Weather Response Plan

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Toronto Hot Weather Response Plan
ImpactDissemination Uptake ImplementationCo-production

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From research to impact
Phipps, D.J., Cummings, J. Pepler, D., Craig, W. and Cardinal, S.
(2016) The Co-Produced Pathway to Impact describes Knowledge
Mobilization Processes. J. Community Engagement and Scholarship,
9(1): 31-40

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Knowledge mobilization in their own words…
http://bit.ly/KrGY26

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COMMS
KTP

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5 out of 9

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Knowledge Translation
Communications

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