Mini-Series: Mastering The Art of Evaluation – Part 3 : Put Your Learnings Into Practice
CPC Pathway Research Strategy
CFRA “Experts on Call”: The Importance of Research and How Sport Organizations Can Use Data
21 Things You May Not Know About the Indian Act: Helping Canadians Make Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples a Reality”
Mini-Series: Mastering The Art of Evaluation — Part 1: Partnering for Impact
Room 3 – Sport Research & Governance | Salle 3 – La recherche et la gouvernance dans le sport
Experts in the House: Getting Creative with Data Collection
Concussion education
Concussion education can help improve athletes’ concussion knowledge and attitude towards reporting a suspected concussion to a coach or other adult. Research shows that concussion education may be particularly effective when delivered in more than one way, for example, through a video and a team presentation. When planning concussion education for your team or organization,…
Knowledge of REDs among female endurance athletes
Female endurance athletes have an increased risk of relative energy deficiency syndrome (REDs). Female cross-country runners have the highest incidence of stress fractures of all collegiate sports. Research regarding athlete, coach, and athletic trainer awareness of REDs showed that while athletic trainers have the most knowledge of the syndrome, athletes have the least. This suggests…
Sport research and practice
Sport and physical activity research can get stuck sitting in the pages of academic journals. Integrated knowledge translation is one way to make sure that doesn’t happen! Integrated knowledge translation involves meaningful collaboration between researchers and knowledge users to help bridge the gap between research and practice.