KT Connects: Co-design research methods with community partners—benefits and challenges

KT Connects: Co-design research methods with community partners—benefits and challenges

In health research, co-design is the process of collaborating with end users to create, test, and refine resources that aim to improve engagement, satisfaction, and health outcomes. In this webinar, Dr. Allison Ezzat will share methods used to co-design two online toolkits housed on the Translating Research Evidence and Knowledge (TREK) platform:

1) Musculoskeletal Telehealth Toolkit, which sought to improve the knowledge and confidence of physiotherapists to provide care via telehealth, and
2) My Knee, an education and self-management toolkit for people with knee osteoarthritis.

Dr. Ezzat will describe the formative research that directly contributed to the development of these toolkits, share her experience in managing challenges throughout the development process, and explain how the toolkits are currently being evaluated.

After this webinar, the audience will be able to:
- Outline the co-design methodology used to develop clinician and patient online toolkits
- Describe the benefits and challenges of co-designing online toolkits
- Appreciate examples of novel methodologies for evaluating co-designed online toolkits


Post webinar—FIRESIDE CHAT: MEET THE RESEARCHERS (12:45 to 1:15 pm PT)
KT Connects invites you to stick around after each webinar for a chance to explore your own goals in KT with our esteemed guest speakers. This post-webinar session is open to anyone who wants to gain insight to better incorporate KT into their research or who may be considering a career in KT. It is also an opportunity to connect with other attendees interested in KT. The fireside chat will happen right after the webinar ends.

Please feel free to share any questions/topics you would like to us to cover during this session via email (KT@healthresearchbc.ca) or in the comment box below.

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