1. Disability Research to Practice Program National Center for the Dissemination of Disability Research (NCDDR) http://www.ncddr.org Joann Starks Frank Martin Knowledge Translation: NIDRR’s KT Program and New KT Projects

2. Disability Research to Practice Program Federal Register May 5, 2005 (Volume 70, Number 86) (1)Identify standards, guidelines, and methods appropriate for developing evidence-based systematic reviews of disability and rehabilitation research; (2)Serve as a technical assistance resource to NIDRR grantees to ensure that research studies will meet standards for inclusion in evidence-based systematic reviews;

3. Disability Research to Practice Program Federal Register May 5, 2005 (Volume 70, Number 86) (continued) (3)Develop partnerships with existing collaborations and registries to identify gaps and opportunities and to facilitate the systematic review of disability and rehabilitation research; (4)Identify and promote the use of evidence-based reviews in topic areas developed in collaboration with NIDRR and its grantees;

4. Disability Research to Practice Program Federal Register May 5, 2005 (Volume 70, Number 86) (continued) (5) Identify, develop, and assess the effectiveness of strategies for dissemination of high quality information to diverse target populations; and (6) Serve as a technical assistance resource to NIDRR research grantees to ensure the use of effective strategies for dissemination of high quality information to diverse target populations.

5. Disability Research to Practice Program Highlights of NCDDR Scope of Work Focus on Services that Facilitate: Building capacity of NIDRR researchers to negotiate the knowledge translation (KT) process Increasing inclusion of NIDRR-sponsored research in systematic reviews Improving consumers' access to and use of disability and rehabilitation research

6. Disability Research to Practice Program Highlights of NCDDR Scope of Work Research Quality Development Dissemination Technical Assistance Utilization Effectiveness NCDDR Service Areas

7. Disability Research to Practice Program Highlights of NCDDR Scope of Work Resources on standards of evidence and guidelines Low cost/no cost modifications Research Quality Services

8. Disability Research to Practice Program Highlights of NCDDR Scope of Work Development Services Examples of reporting frameworks and checklists Disability Research Reporting Facilitator

9. Disability Research to Practice Program Highlights of NCDDR Scope of Work Dissemination Services Library of KT Resources and Strategies Registries – NIDRR-sponsored Research – Systematic Reviews of Disability and Rehabilitation Research Communities of Practice – Research Quality – Outreach to Diverse Audiences

10. Disability Research to Practice Program www.ncddr.org

11. Disability Research to Practice Program Highlights of NCDDR Scope of Work Technical Assistance Services On-site Off-site Workshops – Systematic Review Training Toll-free telephone 800-266-1832

12. Disability Research to Practice Program Highlights of NCDDR Scope of Work Utilization Effectiveness Services Support for Conducting Systematic Reviews Evidence/Product Grading System Consumer Resources Evidence-Based Technology

13. Disability Research to Practice Program Highlights of NCDDR Scope of Work NCDDR services support grantees: JOIN Communities of Practice CONTRIBUTE to Library/Registries PARTICIPATE in – Webcasts – Workshops

14. Disability Research to Practice Program Campbell Collaboration (C2) Disability Research Collaborating Group Online training Cochrane Collaboration Disability and Rehabilitation Field Group National Guideline Clearinghouse Registry development National Rehabilitation Information Center Evidence grading system for products NCDDR Collaborating Partners

15. Disability Research to Practice Program Independent Living Research Utilization Webcasts RTC on TBI Interventions Identify research design modifications Pimjai Sudsawad, PhD Identify and test knowledge dissemination and utilization strategies Ralf Schlosser, PhD Bridging the gap: Systematic reviews and rehabilitation engineering research NCDDR Collaborating Partners (cont.)

16. Disability Research to Practice Program Standards and Research Review Board Will provide guidance and review in establishing standards of evidence for research Uses a consensus-building approach to ensure the rigor and quality of standards as well as the buy-in necessary for their actual use. Board Members include senior NIDRR-funded researchers representing RERCs; RRTCs; TBI, SCI, and Burn Model Systems; Field Initiated Projects; Advanced Rehabilitation Training Projects; and ADA/IT Centers.

17. Disability Research to Practice Program Standards of quality for research addressing each of the three stages of knowledge development identified by NIDRR Standards of evidence for the systematic review of disability and rehabilitation research Task Force on Standards of Evidence and Methods The task force will develop and present to the Board draft consensus/position statements and recommendations regarding: Standards and Research Review Board (cont.)

18. Disability Research to Practice Program Develop and present to the Board draft consensus/ position statements regarding recommended strategies for conducting systematic reviews in disability and rehabilitation research Review examples and components of guidelines produced in disability-related areas in order to suggest structures and components for developing additional guidelines derived from disability and rehabilitation research. Task Force on Systematic Review and Guidelines Standards and Research Review Board (cont.)

19. Disability Research to Practice Program KVM in relation to moving scientific evidence into policy and practice Use of the concept of knowledge value communities (KVC) in dissemination and utilization of systematic reviews The task force will develop and present to the Board draft consensus/position statements and recommendations regarding: Task Force on KT & Knowledge Value Mapping (KVM) Standards and Research Review Board (cont.)

20. Disability Research to Practice Program Knowledge Translation Planning Committee Will provide guidance to the NCDDR and NIDRR staff regarding supports and services to strengthen the quality of NIDRR’s KT Program. NCDDR staff will work closely with NIDRR- funded KDU and KT projects to incorporate their work into larger scale efforts in guideline production. Includes Principal Investigators/representatives of NIDRR’s KDU/Knowledge Translation projects.

21. Disability Research to Practice Program Facilitating effective use of NIDRR-sponsored research results in shaping new technologies, improving service delivery, and expanding decision-making options for people with disabilities. Your K nowledge T ranslation Resource