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Volume 13
Knowledge Mobilization and the Educational Audiologist
This article discusses the concept of knowledge mobilization in educational audiology, emphasizing how these specialized professionals act as vital information brokers who translate complex clinical data and latest research into practical interventions to better support students with hearing loss in the classroom.
Volume 7
Knowledge Translation from Research Labs to the Audiology Clinics: A Flow or Just a Trickle?
Bob Harrison muses about how the gap between audiological science and clinical audiology has not narrowed as much as he would have liked during his (45 year) career.
Volume 5
Moving Advanced Diagnostic Assessment into Clinical Practice: An integrated Knowledge Translation (iKT) Plan
Jordana Costa Soares tells us how an analysis of the barriers and facilitators of implementation can be used to develop a product that is of high-quality, effective, and efficient at delivering the best services to the public.
Volume 4
From the Labs to the Clinics
Renowned audiologist and researcher Robert Harrison joins Canadian Audiogist as a regular contributor with our new “From the Labs to the Clinics” column.