Dalla Lana School of Public Health

Faculty Member

Melanie Barwick PhD (McGill), MA (OISE U Toronto) BA (McGill)

Research Interests

• Dissemination and Implementation science
• Knowledge Translation
• Children’s mental health systems
• Outcome measurement
• e-health

Education & Training History

Post-Doc, 1996, C.M.Hincks Institute, Infant Mental Health

Post-Doc, 1994, Psychiatry, University of Toronto / C. M. Hincks Institute, Developmental Psychopathology

Ph.D., 1993, McGill University, Educational Psychology

M.A., 1989, OISE / University of Toronto, Special Education

B.A., 1986, McGill University, Psychology

Other Affiliations

Professor, Psychiatry – Division of Child and Youth Mental Health (PRIMARY)

Full Professor (Status Only), Dalla Lana School of Public Health

Full Professor (Status Only), Institute of Health Policy, Management, and Evaluation

Primary Teaching Responsibilities

• CHL4008H, Seminars in the Practice of Implementation Science, Doctorate of Public Health, DLSPH.

Professional Summary & Appointments

Melanie Barwick, Ph.D., C.Psych, is a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Implementation Science and Practice and a Senior Scientist in the Child Health Evaluative Sciences Program of the SickKids Research Institute and the SickKids Centre for Global Child Health. As the Scientific Director of the Knowledge Translation Program at the SickKids’ Learning Institute, she also leads professional and resource development in dissemination and implementation research and practice.

At the University of Toronto, she is a Professor in the Department of Psychiatry, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, and the Dalla Lana School of Public Health (Social and Behavioural Health Sciences, Institute for Health Policy, Management, and Evaluation). She teaches in the University of Toronto’s Doctorate in Public Health program and lectures in various IHPME courses.

Her community work includes serving as the prior Chair and current member of the Governing Board for Children’s Mental Health Ontario, as well as being a member of the Editorial Board for the journal Implementation Research and Practice.

An internationally recognized expert in dissemination and implementation research and practice, her health services research program spans multiple areas of health to improve the implementation of evidence into practice and broaden its reach, supporting decision-making, policy, knowledge, awareness, health, and well-being. She has considerable practical experience in implementation. Her current research, funded by CIHR, is evaluating a first-in-kind SaaS platform, The Implementation Playbook©, to facilitate the implementation of innovations in service settings. The paper prototype, The Implementation Roadmap©, is also available to support implementation planning.

She provides professional development in dissemination and implementation practice internationally through the Specialist Knowledge Translation Training (SKTT) for researchers and KT practitioners, the Knowledge Translation Professional Certificate (KTPC) for KT practitioners, and the Planning for Implementation Practice Workshop (PIP). The KTPC is recognized as a Leading Practice by Accreditation Canada and has over 600 graduates worldwide. Since 2004, SickKids has licensed SKTT training to the Research Impact Academy (AUS) and has over 3,800 learners internationally. She is the developer of several tools that support the dissemination and implementation of evidence-based practices.

Web: www.melaniebarwick.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melanie-barwick-596181/

BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/melaniebarwick.bsky.social

Twitter: https://twitter.com/MelanieBarwick

YouTube:  http://www.youtube.com/user/MelanieBarwick/videos

Distinctions & Awards (since 2018)

International

2022 Aug 31. Awarded, The John Westbrook Award for Knowledge Translation, The Campbell Collaboration

2021 Aug 31. Nominated, John Westbrook Award, Campbell Collaboration

2021 July 31. Nominated, Child Healthcare Canada, Individual Leadership Award

2020 Feb 10-13. Visiting Scholar, Black Dog Institute, Sydney, Australia. The Black Dog Institute is affiliated with the University of New South Wales.

2020 Feb 3-7. Visiting Scholar – Trevor Waring Memorial Lecture, Everymind, Newcastle, Australia. Everymind is affiliated with the School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Newcastle

2019 Nov 21. Winner, Emerald Publisher Impact Award – Driving the Impact Agenda Category. Knowledge Translation Team at Melbourne Children’s Centre for Community Child Health, based within the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute and the Royal Children’s Hospital. https://emeraldpublishing.com/real-impact-awards-2019-showcase/

2019 Nov 8. Shortlisted, Emerald Publisher Impact Award – Driving the Impact Agenda Category. SickKids Knowledge Translation Program.

2018 May 7-13. Visiting Scholar, University of Western Australia – Western Australia Health Translation Network.

2018 May 14-17. Visiting Scholar, Murdoch Children’s Hospital Research Institute, Melbourne, Australia.

2018 – present. Visiting Professor, School of Human and Health Sciences, University of Huddersfield, United Kingdom.

National

2023  Institute of Human Development, Child and Youth Health (IHDCYH) Talks Video, First Place Winner ($3,000). Canadian Institutes of Health Research. NPA: Anthony SJ. Collaborators: Barwick M, Bell K, Brudno M, Manase D, Parekh R, Pol S, Silva A, Stinson J, SickKids Creative Services. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxpmXESJVsw   Video Production: Storyboard Communications

Areas of research

implementation science (in health, mental health, global health, education), knowledge translation, professional development, mental health systems, organizational change, outcome measurement, practice change, child psychopathology, child and youth mental health, qualitative methods, mixed methods, e-health tools and resources for implementation and knowledge translation

Current Research Projects

Awarded

2025/2028  Co-Applicant. Leveraging the Canadian experience and innovation to improve pain assessment and treatment in infants in low-resourced settings through implementation science. NPA: Bueno M. CIs: Barwick, MA; Castral, TC; Duarte, ED; Stevens, BJ. CIHR Project Grant, 3 years, $619,650.

2025/2030  Co-Applicant. Let’s be precise: harnessing the diversity of the child study to improve asthma outcomes for all.NPA: P Subbarao (SickKids RI). PIs: Azad M, Gadermann A, Lu Z, Turvey S. Co-Applicants: Barwick M, Brinkman F, Brook J., Buchanan F, Burgner D, Georgiades K, King A, King M, Lou W, Mandhane P, Manus M, Miliku K, Mookherjee N, Moraes T, Narang I, Petersen C, Reyna-Varga M, Simons E, Smith B, Winsor G. Collaborators: Bonnelykke K, Brookes E, Eiwegger T, Gern J, Gruenwoldt E, Lishman H, Patrick D, Rousseau S, Scherer S, Wintle R. Knowledge Users: Beach J (Asthma Canada), Cabral M (SickKids), Capoza K (Global Parents for Eczema Research). CIHR Team Grant: Embracing diversity to achieve precision & health equity 2024-10-22. 5 years, amount requested from CIHR: 1,999,593. Total grant amount: $2,187,793.

2024/26   Nominated Principal Applicant. Catalyzing change: enhancing capacity for implementing evidence-based interventions in community child and youth mental health. NPA: Barwick M (SickKids). Co-Applicants: Bullock H, Courtney D, Greenblatt A, Wheeler S. Knowledge Users: Children’s Mental Health Ontario, Knowledge Institute for Child and Youth Mental Health and Addictions, CYMH Lead Agency Consortium, Parents for Children’s Mental Health, and The New Mentality. Project Grant, CIHR, $133,876, 20 months. Oct 1, 2024 – May 31, 2026.

2024 April  Co-Applicant. Co-designing a suicide intervention implementation and evaluation framework to assess the impacts of the new pan-Canadian 9-8-8 Suicide Crisis Helpline. NPA: A Crawford (CAMH/UToronto). Co-I: Serhal, Hardy, Carter, VanderSluis, Iftikhar, Kirvan, Zaheer, Sinyor, Hatcher, Mishara, Hatcher, Sinyor, Zaheer, Clarkin, Barwick, Ivers, Laur, Kurdyak, McKeon, Kolves. Public Health Agency of Canada.

2024/27  Co-Applicant. Implementation of an evidence-informed, simulation-based coaching leadership intervention to address pediatric healthcare workforce burnout and support performance. NPA: C Walsh (SickKids). Co-PI: A Sriharan. Principal Knowledge User: L Huang. KUs: L Chamelot, G Somers. Co-Is: Barwick M, D’Annunzio D, J Fayyaz, T Garnett, E Louca, J Maniate, D Spinelli. CIHR Team Grant: Strengthening the Health Workforce for System Transformation. June 2024 – May 2027. Three years. CAD 749,875

2023 Aug     Co-Applicant. CHILD-BRIGHT VR-EF: A hybrid type 2 implementation validation trial of a virtual reality executive function intervention. NPA: Crosbie J. Co-Applicants: Bedard AC, Beaucamp, M, Salles, J, Barwick, M, Proulx, C, Gagnon Shaigetz, V, Ungar, W.  . CHILD BRIGHT, Phase 2, CIHR SPOR. 2 years. Amount: $240,00 CDN.

2023/25      Co-Applicant. Addressing the mental health needs of parents of pediatric kidney transplant recipients with the iParent2Parent peer support program. Anthony SJ (NPI), Kohut SA (PA). Co-Applicants: Audrain A, Dunn C, Wei Teoh C, Pullenayegum E, Stinson J, Cost K, Barwick M.. Kidney Health Research Grant, Kidney Foundation. Two years, $120,000.

2023/26      Co-Applicant. Optimizing mental health outcomes for SickKids children and their families: Building a clinical pathway for I-InTERACT-North (IN). Tricia Williams (NPA). Co-investigators: Barwick M, Danguecan A, Dentakos S, Deotto A, Garnett T, Green R, Kazazian V, Ly L, Monga S, Vortsman J, Seed M. Collaborator: Smith Gallant B. SickKids GH-CBMH Program Development Grant. $450,000

2023/25      Co-Applicant. iParent2Parent Peer Support Program in Pediatric Solid Organ Transplantation: A Feasibility Study. Anthony SJ (NPI).Ahola KS (C-PI). CIs: Barwick M, Cost K, Solomon M, Stinson JN, Teoh CW. Collaborators: De Angelis M, Ghent E, Gold A, Gold J, Hildenbrand B, Mitchell J, Pullenayegum E. Mendez National Institute of Transplantation Foundation – Research Grant. 2 years. $50,000.

2023/24      Co-Applicant. Fidelity and skill use in cognitive behavioural therapy for adolescents with depression. Courtney D(NPA). CIs: Ameis S, Barwick M, Greenblatt A, Szatmari P, Uliazek A, Wang W, Henderson J, Relehan J, Aitken M. CIHR Catalyst Grant: Towards Pan-Canadian Standards for Children and Youth Mental Health Services. $177,092. One year.

2023/24      Co-Applicant. Do mental health organizations in Alberta and British Columbia have the need, fit and capacity to deliver an Integrate Care Pathway for the treatment of depression in adolescents? Courtney D (NPA). CIs: Barwick M, Dimitropoulos G, Greenblatt A, Ameis S, Arnold P, Barbic S, Henderson J, Relehan J, Aitken M, Iyer S, Mathias S, Szatmari P. CIHR Catalyst Grant: Towards Pan-Canadian Standards for Children and Youth Mental Health Services. $191,380 One year.

2023/27      Co-Applicant. “The isolation I feel is profound”: The iParent2Parent Online Peer Support Program for parents of pediatric solid organ transplantation recipients. Anthony S (NPA). Kohut S (PI). Co-Investigators: Barwick M, Cost K, Pullenayegum E, Solomon M, Stinson J, Teoh CW. Collaborators: DeAngelis M, Ghent E, Gold A, Gold J, Hildenbrand B, Mitchell J. CIHR Project Grant, Fall 2022, CAD 180,000. Three years.

2023/25      Co-Applicant. Neonate PK-Model Informed Precision Dosing: Feasibility Trial. Lewis T (NPA), Barwick M (CI), Brandão LR, Ivaturi V, Tam, EW. NIH Maternal and Pediatric Precision in Therapeutics (MPRNT) Knowledge & Research Coordination (KRCC) P30 Pilot & Feasibility Application. USD 149,227. Two years. Oct 1, 2022, to Sept 30, 2024 – with a one-year extension (Sept 30, 2025).

2022/27      Principal Applicant. An adapted early warning signs and symptoms (EWSS) intervention to improve early recognition and referral of childhood cancers in Kenya and Cameroon: An Effectiveness Implementation Study. Denburg A (NPI), Gupta S (PI), Barwick M (PI). Co-Investigators: Fowokan A, Githanga J, Macharia W, Martiniuk A. Collaborators: Afungchwi G, Bhutta Z, Freccero P, Hoffman R, Horton S, Karagu A, Mashauri F, Nyangasi M, Orem J, Petricca K, Pondy A, Rogo K, Sonoiya, S. 5 years, $1,635,000.. 5 years. CIHR Project Grant, Spring 2022. $1,250,776.

2022/25      Principal Applicant. . ImplemeNting a Sudden cardiac dEath Risk assessment Tool in childhood hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (INSERT-HCM). Mital S (NPA), Barwick M(PA). Co-investigators: Anthony S, Armstrong K, Conway J, Gardin L, Jeewa A, Seto E. Three years. CIHR Project Grant, Spring 2022. CAD 631,126.

2022 /26     Co-Applicant. Evaluating a virtual stepped care portal in youth awaiting tertiary chronic pain care: An Implementation-Effectiveness Hybrid Type III study. Stinson J (NPA), Campbell F, Carreiro E, Cornish P, Dick BD, Doré-Bergeron M, Findlay SM, Finley GA, Gill JS, Hudspeth M, Ingelmo PM, Killackey T, Lalloo C, Lamontagne C, Mohabir V, Nishat F, Oberlander TF, Palermo TM, Pham Q, Poolacherla YR, Poulin PA, Rash JA, Rasic NF, Soltani S, Beaudry H. Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR). Project Grant. CAD 546,209.

2022/27      Co-Applicant. CIHR Team Grant: Sleep Research Consortium. Better Nights and Better Days for Canadians: An Innovative National Strategy to Prevent and Improve Insomnia Across the Lifespan Using Digital Approaches for Sleep Promotion, Intervention, and Provider Training. Principal Applicants: Corkum, P. (NPA), Earle, C., Keys, E., & Simonelli, G. Co-Applicants: Amoyaw, J., Andreou, P., Barwick, M., Bastien, C., Blunden, S., Bonnell, T., Brown, C., Carrier, J., Cassidy, C., Davidson, J., Garland, S., Georgiades, S., Ghanouni, P., Guiliani, F., Hadjistavropoulos, H., Ilie, A., Lynds, T., Martin, D., Mathieson, M., McGrath, P., McPhee, P., Meier, S., Neville, H., Orr, M., Ou, C., Paul, J., Pennestri, M., Raja, M., Rigney, G., Rogers, M., Scharf, D., Singh, M., Stinson, J., Thomas, M., Tomfohr-Madsen, L., Weiss, S., & Witmans, M. Collaborators (Research): Paul, R., Schott, H., Taylor, B., Venkat, R., & Woolf, V. Collaborators (International): Downs, J., Gelkop, N., Hulst, R., Thomas, J., & Verschuren, O. Knowledge Users: Borst, J., Boulos, M., Chorney, J., Dupuis, J., Gallant, Sarah., Lach, L., Rajda, M., Roduta Roberts, M., Roberts, K., & Samuels, C. Collaborators (Lived Experience): Chubra, N., Cooper, L., Crowe, K., Fitt, A., Flam, S., Nunes, D., Paidra, E., Putterman, C., Rivard, A., Seligman, B., & Tyler, J. Organizations/Collaborators: Canadian Family Practice Nurses Association., Canadian Injured Workers Alliance., Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists., Canadian Psychological Association, Canadian Association of Social Workers., Chignecto Central Regional Centre for Education., Community Links Association., The College of Family Physicians of Canada., Dalhousie University Counselling and Psychological Services., MedSleep., Public Health Agency of Canada., & Ontario Brain Institute. Partners: Canadian Sleep Society/Canadian Sleep and Circadian Network., Dalhousie University Office of Commercialization and Industry Engagement., Health Canada., & Velsoft Inc.$1,375,000 over five years; submitted January 27, 2022.

2022/25      Co-Applicant. A randomized sham-controlled trial of accelerated intermittent theta burst stimulation in depression. Principal Applicant: Blumberger DM (PI) Vila Rodriguez F (co-PI). Co-Applicants: Barwick M, Downar J, Kaster T, Knyahnytska Y, Kurdyak P, Thorpe KE, Trevizol AP, Voineskos D, Zhang W. Brain Canada, Bell Let’s Talk Mental Health. $949,852.51

2021/25      Nominated Principal Applicant. The Implementation Playbook: e-health technology for effective implementation of evidence-based interventions. NPA: Barwick M. Co-PA: Emily Seto Co-PA/KU Shakespeare J (CAMH). CAs: Brown J, Jaouich A, Powell B, Stevens B. Collaborators: Ashbourne G, Augimeri L, Ball L, Chalmers I, Saundar P, Sparling M, Stinson J. CIHR Program Grant Spring 2021. CAD 673,200, 4 years.

2021/24      Principal Applicant. Implementing a standardized intervention to improve the transition of patients with Crohn’s disease from pediatric to adult care. NPI: E Benchimol. PIs: M Barwick, N Bollegalla, N Fu. Co-Applicants: T Walters, D Mack, S Lawrence, K Kroeker, L Keefer, A Griffiths. Helmsley Charitable Trust – Crohn’s Disease Program. March 2021. Three years. July 1 2021-June 30 2024. $1,667,601.

2021/24      Co-Applicant. Use of an automated prospective clinical surveillance tool to drive screening for unmet palliative needs among patients in the final year of life. NPI: J Downar. Principal Investigators: Graves E, Kutty S, Wegier, P. Co-Investigators: Ailon J, Barwick M, Bhimji K, Buchman S, Caraiscos V, Cargill D, Chasen M, Gratton V, Gupta M, Halligan R, Herx L, Isenberg SR, Jamieson T, Kennette W, Kobewka DM, Lapenskie J, Lawlor P, Mersmann S, Munene P, Murphy R, Rowan D, Tanuseputro P, Webber C. Collaborators: Blocki B, Hett S, Iyengar A, Schrierer G, Van Manen L, Varga P. CAD 719,101. Canadian Institutes of Health Research. Project Grant Fall 2020. Three years, six months.

2020/25      Co-Applicant. Intervening in the Acute Management for Suicidal Adolescents and Families in the Emergency Department (I AM SAFE): A Multi-Centre Randomized Controlled Trial. NPI: Korczak DJ. Co-Principal Investigator: Finkelstein, Y. Co-Investigators: Barwick, M; Cleverley K; Henderson, J; Monga, S; Moretti, M; Peltz, L; Szatmari P; Willan, A. Collaborators: Beard J, Dawe I. CIHR Project Grant RCT Spring 2020 2021-2024. CAD 1,629,450. Period of Funding: 10/01/2020 –09/30/ 2025.

2020/24      Principal Applicant. Effectiveness of an integrated care pathway for adolescent depression: a pilot multi-site cluster randomized controlled trial. NPI: Courtney, D; PIs Barwick M; Szatmari, P; CIs: Aitken M, Andrade, B; Bennet, K; Cleverley, K; Darnay, K; De Oliveria, C; Hawke, L; Henderson, J; Wang, W; Watson, P. Collaborators: Jaouich, A; Pignatiello, A; Relihan, J. CIHR RCT Project Grant Spring 2020, 4 years 2020-2024, $745,875.

Peer-Reviewed Publications 

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=melanie+barwick&sort=date

Online Resources

1. Barwick M, Filipovic S, McMillen K, Metler S, Warmington K. (2017) Introduction to knowledge translation. E-learning module. Available here
2. Barwick M, Filipovic S, McMillen K, Metler S, Warmington K. (2017) Working with the KT Planning Template. E-learning module. Available here.
3. Barwick M. (2017 January 19). Fundamental consideration for the implementation of evidence in practice. (Canada): WordPress [Blog]. MelanieBarwick. Available at: https://melaniebarwick.wordpress.com/2017/01/19/fundamental-considerations-for-the-implementation-of-evidence-in-practice/ Impact: 305 views in 20 countries.
4. Barwick, M. Zlotkin, S. (2015). Animated Video: An Examination of Exclusive Breastfeeding Implementation in Ethiopia and Mali: Factors Influencing Change. Principal Author. Available at: http://www.can-mnch.ca/knowledge-centre/muskoka-initiative-consortium-results/ Impact indicator: 212 plays since 23 June 2015
5. Barwick, M. Blogging as a Scholarly Activity: Cutting a New Path for Academic Recognition. (Canada): WordPress (Blog); 2014 Aug 6. at: http://melaniebarwick.wordpress.com/2014/08/06/blogging-as-a-scholarly-activity-cutting-a-new-path-for-academic-recognition/ [Accessed 6 Aug. 2014].
6. Barwick, M. Invitation to my journey Down Under. (Canada): WordPress (Blog); 2014 Aug 5. Barwick, M. (2014). Invitation to My Journey Down Under. [Blog] MelanieBarwick. Available at: http://melaniebarwick.wordpress.com/2014/08/05/invitation-to-my-journey-down-under/ [Accessed 8 Aug. 2014]. Available from: http://melaniebarwick.wordpress.com/.
7. Barwick, M. Implementation in Schools (video clip). YouTube; 2014 Jul. Available from: http://www.youtube.com/user/MelanieBarwick/videos Impact Indicator (reach, as of 1 May 2017): 1,350 views
8. Barwick, M. Coaching and Implementation (video clip). YouTube; 2014 Jul. Available from: http://www.youtube.com/user/MelanieBarwick/videos Impact Indicator (reach, as of 1 May 2017): 1,155 views
9. Barwick, M. Fidelity and Implementation (video clip). YouTube; 2014 Jul. Available from: http://www.youtube.com/user/MelanieBarwick/videos Impact Indicator (reach, as of 1 May 2017): 2,081 views
10. Barwick, M. Implementation Teams (video clip). YouTube; 2014 Jul. Available from: http://www.youtube.com/user/MelanieBarwick/videos Impact Indicator (reach, as of 1 May 2017): 1,388 views
11. Barwick, M. Implementation of EBPs (video clip). YouTube; 2014 Jul. Available from: http://www.youtube.com/user/MelanieBarwick/videos Impact Indicator (reach, as of 1 May 2017): 1,951 views
12. Zlotkin S; Barwick M. (2014). Smart Collaboration: Working Together to Improve Maternal, Newborn and Child Health. 2014. Available from Huffington Post – Impact http://www.huffingtonpost.com/sickkids-centre-for-global-child-health/smart-collaboration-worki_b_5400013.html
13. Barwick, M. Bennett, L. Boydell, K.M. Wotring, J. Parker, K. Van Dyke, M. Darling, J. (2012). Setting the PACE: Curriculum for implementing evidence informed practices. 2012 Jul 26. Available from: http://www.excellenceforchildandyouth.ca/training/learning-modules
14. Barwick, M. The KT Game. (2009). Available from: http://www.cvent.com/d/44qs3m Impact Indicator: 269 disseminated (as of 13 March 2017); 120 sold ($49CAD) – total revenue $5,880CAD
15. Barwick, Melanie. Knowledge Translation Planning Template. (2008, 2013) Sep 1. Available from: http://www.melaniebarwick.com/training.php Impact Indicator (reach, as of 3 May 2017): 12,176 downloads since Jan 23 2014

Creative Professional Activity

Innovations and Development in Teaching and Education and Creative Professional Activity

Education – Course/Curriculum Development (4)

2023       Planning for Implementation Practice (PIP) Workshop v2. Hospital for Sick Children, Learning Institute. http://melaniebarwick.com/implementation-tools/

2020       Planning for Implementation Practice (PIP). Hospital for Sick Children, Learning Institute. http://melaniebarwick.com/implementation-tools/

2016       (Scientist) Specialist Knowledge Translation Training Australia™. The Hospital for Sick Children / Knowledge Translation Australia. Barwick, M., Heiden, T. See https://researchimpactacademy.com/workshops/sktt-australia/

2011       Knowledge Translation Professional Certificate™ (KTPC), Continuing Education, Faculty of Medicine, Dept. of Psychiatry, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, The Hospital for Sick Children
Barwick M, Bovaird S, Parker K, McMillen K & Warmington K. Learning Institute, Hospital for Sick Children. Information is accessible here: http://www.sickkids.ca/Learning/AbouttheInstitute/Programs/Knowledge-Translation/index.html

2005       (Scientist) Specialist Knowledge Translation Training™ (SKTT), The Hospital for Sick Children / Centre for Addiction in Mental Health. Barwick M, Butterill D, Lockett DM, Buckley L & Goering P.  Information accessible here:http://www.sickkids.ca/Learning/AbouttheInstitute/Programs/Knowledge-Translation/index.html.

E-Learning Modules (4)

1. Barwick M & Daniels B. (2023). Reporting scalability. GEAR Network Dissemination and Implementation Core Training (Geriatric Emergency Care Applied Research). https://bit.ly/3ZxrkIg
2. Barwick M, Filipovic S, McMillen K, Metler S, Warmington K. (2017) Introduction to knowledge translation. E-learning module. https://www.sickkids.ca/en/learning/continuing-professional-development/knowledge-translation-training/
3. Barwick M, Filipovic S, McMillen K, Metler S, Warmington K. (2017) Working with the KT Planning Template. E-learning module. https://www.sickkids.ca/en/learning/continuing-professional-development/knowledge-translation-training/
4. Barwick M., Bennett L., Boydell KM, Wotring J, Parker K, Van Dyke M, Darling J. (2012). Setting the PACE: Curriculum for implementing evidence-informed practices. 2012 Jul 26. (Note: content is currently offline).