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Pascale Lehoux1, Patrick Vachon, Genevieve Daudelin
1Professor, Department of Health Administration, University of Montreal, Institute of Public Health Research, University of Montreal (IRSPUM), Canada Research Chair on Health Innovations, Montreal, QC.
Abstract:
As part of our research team's knowledge transfer and exchange (KTE) efforts, we created a six-minute video clip that summarizes, in plain language, a scientific paper that describes why and how three teams of academic entrepreneurs developed new health technologies. Recognizing that video-based KTE strategies can be a valuable tool for health services and policy researchers, this paper explains the constraints and sources of inspiration that shaped our video production process. Aiming to provide practical guidance, we describe the steps and tools that we used to identify, refine and package the key content of the scientific paper into an original video format.
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