The ECHO research program is focused on improving health outcomes for children with acute health conditions through the application of the best available evidence - a process known as knowledge translation (KT).
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2018/10/22 @ 11:56
Sharing my favourite take-away from the last two days at #CAPHC2018 https://t.co/KFIDC0qAol
Sharing my favourite take-away from the last two days at #CAPHC2018 https://t.co/KFIDC0qAol
2018/10/22 @ 11:52
This afternoon at #CAPHC2018 we will be talking about some of our work at the poster session! From engaging parents throughout our research, to parent experiences in the ED, and the usability of our KT tools. Here are a few for you to check out! @CAPHCTweets https://t.co/2lm4PBIch9
This afternoon at #CAPHC2018 we will be talking about some of our work at the poster session! From engaging parents throughout our research, to parent experiences in the ED, and the usability of our KT tools. Here are a few for you to check out! @CAPHCTweets https://t.co/2lm4PBIch9
2018/10/22 @ 10:51
We have a number of posters today @CAPHCTweets - come talk to @KathyReid5 this afternoon about managing paediatric chronic pain at poster 16! https://t.co/HSLxpaTUgc
We have a number of posters today @CAPHCTweets - come talk to @KathyReid5 this afternoon about managing paediatric chronic pain at poster 16! https://t.co/HSLxpaTUgc
Kathy Reid
@KathyReid5
Come check out our poster 16 @CAPHCTweets #CAPHC2018 e-book on pediatric #chronicpain this afternoon between 3-5 pm https://t.co/646ijcO195
Come check out our poster 16 @CAPHCTweets #CAPHC2018 e-book on pediatric #chronicpain this afternoon between 3-5 pm https://t.co/646ijcO195