Translating science into action

Healthy Canada by Design: Translating science into action and prevention.

Translating orthopaedic basic science into clinical relevance

In orthopaedic and trauma surgery, the rapid evolution of biomedical research has fundamentally changed the perception of the musculoskeletal system. Here, the rigor of basic science and the art of musculoskeletal surgery have come together to create a new discipline -experimental orthopaedics- that holds great promise for the causative cure of many orthopaedic conditions. The Journal of Experi...

Translating Biobank Science into Patient-Centered Language

INTRODUCTION This project used Boot Camp Translation (BCT) to translate the complex medical jargon of biobanking into locally relevant evidence-based messages and materials to support increased knowledge and understanding in the local community. METHODS Biobank BCT was a partnership of 16 community members and 5 academic researchers. The partnership met for 8 months. RESULTS The partnership...

Translating Constraint Handling Rules into Action Rules

CHR is a popular high-level language for implementing constraint solvers and other general purpose applications. It has a wellestablished operational semantics and quite a number of different implementations, prominently in Prolog. However, there is still much room for exploring the compilation of CHR to Prolog. Nearly all implementations rely on attributed variables. In this paper, we explore ...

Translating child abuse research into action.

The Child Abuse Recognition Experience Study revealed that primary care clinicians did not always follow the legal mandate to report suspected child abuse to child protective services. National child abuse experts representing different disciplines met in a 2-day conference in January 2007 to discuss and develop new strategies that would address the barriers to reporting suspected child abuse a...