The National Collaborating Centres for Public Health was established in 2004 by the Public Health Agency of Canada. The six Centres share a common mission to promote and support the use of knowledge and research evidence by public health decision makers and practitioners across Canada. Goals of the NCCs include: knowledge synthesis, identification of knowledge gaps, knowledge translation and exchange, and network development.

This webinar will consider what Evidence-Informed Public Health means, and how you can use this information to cross the research - practice/policy gap with regards to your own research.