Sarah Hunter – författare

Building on Harvey and Kitson’s influential Implementing Evidence-Based Practice in Healthcare, this new book draws on up-to-date research to demonstrate how to navigate a knowledge translation approach.Recognising that the process of implementation is complex and dynamic, the first section of the book explores how understandings of knowledge translation can be applied and utilised at every stage of the research process to maximise impact and research uptake in practice. The second section of the book is made up of case studies incorporating ‘how-to’ advice and practical insights, demonstrating how the theory from the first section can work in the real life context. The final section considers future leadership challenges.This is an essential guide for students, academics, and clinicians with an interest in knowledge translation and implementation science in health and care.

Building on Harvey and Kitson’s influential Implementing Evidence-Based Practice in Healthcare, this new book draws on up-to-date research to demonstrate how to navigate a knowledge translation approach.Recognising that the process of implementation is complex and dynamic, the first section of the book explores how understandings of knowledge translation can be applied and utilised at every stage of the research process to maximise impact and research uptake in practice. The second section of the book is made up of case studies incorporating ‘how-to’ advice and practical insights, demonstrating how the theory from the first section can work in the real life context. The final section considers future leadership challenges.This is an essential guide for students, academics, and clinicians with an interest in knowledge translation and implementation science in health and care.

Between 2014 and 2016, Quarantine produced the first iteration of Summer. Autumn. Winter. Spring., an epic quartet comprising three live performances and one film. The full quartet premiered at the Old Granada Television Studios in Manchester in March/April 2016.This illustrated volume is both a case study of the work, and an investigation into the various themes surrounding it. At the heart of the work is the human life cycle and our relationship with time: the processes of living and dying, the experience of looking backwards and forwards, of being in the present, and of reflection on the stags of life. This volume collects together a range of artists, producers and thinkers who have significant things to say about these important themes.