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Webcasts on Knowledge Translation Topics

The NCDDR offers webcasts to NIDRR grantees, people with disabilities and their families, professional organizations, and other stakeholders to increase awareness of and discussions regarding knowledge translation concepts and other topics of broad scope related to KT, standards of evidence, systematic review procedures, effective outreach activities, and conclusions/implications from specific systematic reviews addressing topics of high interest to consumers of evidence-based research.

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Upcoming Webcasts

Feb. 10, 2010 (2:00 PM Central Time)
Rehabilitation and Recovery of African-Americans Experiencing Severe Mental Illness
Presenters: Robert E. Whitley and William B. Lawson
Feb. 17, 2010 (2:00 PM Central Time)
An Introduction to Jamaican Culture for Rehabilitation Services Providers
Presenters: Doreen M. Miller, RhD, CRC & Sheila Campbell-Forrester, MD

Completed Webcasts

Select individual webcast below to access archived materials, transcripts, audio files.

Webcast Title
21	Documenting Disparities in Obesity and Disability December 3, 2009
20	Employment Outcomes After Traumatic Brain Injury: Does Race/Ethnicity Matter? October 21, 2009
19	Policy Implications for Disability and Rehabilitation Research Quality September 17, 2009
18	Knowledge Translation for Technology Transfer: Ensuring Beneficial Impacts from Research and Development June 29, 2009
17	Women with Disabilities as a Health Disparities Population April 8, 2009
16	Knowledge Translation Initiative for DBTACs March 5, 2009
15	VR Service Models for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders January 28, 2009
14	Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses of Single Subject Experimental Designs December 4, 2008
13	The Nature of Research Evidence Used in Systematic Reviews and Guidelines October 28, 2008
12	A Multicultural Approach to Rehabilitation October 16, 2008
11	The Value of "Traditional" Reviews in the Era of Systematic Reviewing September 3, 2008
10	Racial/Ethnic and Gender Disparities in Health Outcomes of Persons with SCI July 30, 2008
9	Research and Dissemination in Indian Country December 14, 2007
8	Inclusion of Minorities in TBI Rehabilitation and Outcomes Research August 22, 2007
7	New Features of The Cochrane Library June 27, 2007
6	The RAICES/Promotoras Project January 10, 2007
5	Knowledge Translation at the Canadian Institutes of Health Research December 6, 2006
4	Capacity Building and Cultural Competence When Working with Minority Populations November 16, 2006
3	The Campbell Collaboration: New Directions in Identifying What Works November 2, 2006
2	Understanding The Cochrane Library September 11, 2006
1	Welcome to the New NCDDR May 31, 2006

Each webcast is approximately one and a half hours long, moderated by a member of the NCDDR staff and conducted by other staff members or expert consultants. The webcasts do not have a video component but provide audio with real-time captioning. Technical capabilities include the display of accessible PowerPoint presentations, handout materials, and other information formats.

During each webcast, viewers are able to submit questions, by e-mail or by toll-free telephone, to be answered by the presenter(s). An archive of webcasts is maintained by ILRU that includes information about the presenters; handouts and/or presentation materials; a transcript; and the webcast .ram file (uses free Real Player).