Engaging people with lived experience on advisory councils of a national not-for-profit: an integrated knowledge translation case study of Heart & Stroke Mission Critical Area Councils
Abstract Background In 2018, the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada transformed its approach to organizational strategic planning and priority-setting. The goal was to generate impact from bench to bedside to community, to improve the health of Canadians. It engaged researchers, clinician scienti...
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Main Authors: | Krystina B. Lewis (Author), Nedra Peter (Author), Heart & Stroke Foundation of Canada (Author), Ian D. Graham (Author), Anita Kothari (Author) |
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2022-05-01T00:00:00Z.
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