Facilitating access to knowledge translation resources is an identified need to support public health professionals in using research evidence in practice and policy. A newly published paper in the International Journal of Public Health examines the development of an online Registry of Knowledge Translation Methods and Tools to support evidence-informed decision making public health. A search strategy, screening and data extraction tools were developed to find, assess and summarize relevant resources in a searchable database. With over 133 summaries, the Registry has been accessed by 32, 945 visitors from 190 countries in 2012.

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Peirson, L. Catallo, C., & Chera, S. (2013). The registry of knowledge translation methods and tools: A resource to support evidence-informed public health. International Journal of Public Health, 58(4), 493-500.