Learn more about Knowledge Translation

Knowledge translation (KT) is the process of turning research findings into practical applications to enhance clinical practice and patient outcomes. Effective KT strategies for allied health professionals may include interactive educational sessions, such as workshops and case discussions, attending and presenting at professional conferences, engaging in online learning modules (such as webinars), and utilizing media platforms to disseminate evidence-based practices and updates in diabetes management. To learn more about Knowledge Translation strategies, click to download the resources below.

Learn more about Managing Diabetes

The Essentials has been widely used by primary care and allied health practitioners for nearly two decades. It is a comprehensive clinical resource based on the Diabetes Canada Clinical Practice Guidelines, updated each year with the best practices for treatment. Whether your practice involves occasional or daily treatment of patients living with diabetes, the Essentials is a valuable resource to have at your disposal. 

Diabetes Simplified is a 6-module accredited course designed to provide healthcare practitioners with the latest evidence and key information from the Diabetes Canada Clinical Practice Guidelines. The course includes practical evidence that can be integrated into practice immediately. This 2 credit-per-hour self-learning program has been certified by the College of Family Physicians of Canada for up to 12 Mainpro+® credits.