The Melbourne Children’s Knowledge Translation and Research Impact Project. Final Report: A Framework for Action - Vikki Leone; Louise Modica; Sue West (Centre for Community Child Health, 2017)
This Final Report is one of four publications resulting from The Melbourne Children’s Knowledge Translation and Research Impact Project (link is external). The Melbourne Children’s Knowledge Translation and Research Impact Framework, and the findings and recommendations in the Final Report are based on an analysis of the Discussion Paper, Environmental Scan and Consultation Report. This data was supplemented and informed by internal and external review throughout the Project. The Framework is applied to selected campus knowledge translation case studies, and key findings and recommendations propose action to enhance knowledge translation and research impact at Melbourne Children’s. Melbourne Children’s is the collaboration between The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH), the Murdoch Childrens Research Institute (MCRI), the University of Melbourne, Department of Paediatrics (UMDP) and The Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation (RCHF). Based in Melbourne’s Parkville precinct, the campus unites leaders to advance child and adolescent health through the integration of prevention and early intervention, clinical care, research, education and training, and academic leadership.