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DESCRIPTION:\n	The Department of Family Medicine\, in partnership with the U
 nité de soutien SRAP Québec\, is presenting 'Literature Reviews: Why We Ge
 t Lost and How to Find Our Way Around'\, a training workshop facilitated b
 y Paula Bush\, PhD\, Scientific Coordinator\, Methodological Development C
 omponent\, Quebec SRAP Support Unit and Academic Associate\, Department of
  Family Medicine. \n	\n	Participatory research involves conducting research 
 with participants rather than on them. These participants are therefore re
 search partners. Rooted in the work of Kurt Lewin on action research and C
 hris Argyris on organizational learning (action science)\, organizational 
 participatory research (OPR) is a form of participatory research where the
  research partners are academics and members of the organizations involved
 . OPR combines quantitative\, qualitative or mixed research methods with a
 ction to improve health care practices\, services and policies.\n	\n	Within 
 health organizations\, OPR is used to implement change by responding to ch
 allenges\, solving clinical and non-clinical problems\, or developing and 
 implementing innovations or interventions. It can also strengthen the skil
 ls of health professionals and contribute to their professional developmen
 t and patient satisfaction. According to OPR\, partner organizations colle
 ct data about their practice and use it to reflect\, understand and discov
 er knowledge. For example\, OPR can be applied to develop reflective pract
 ice and organizational learning. The objective of this training is to intr
 oduce participants to the specificities of OPR (compared to other collabor
 ative research approaches)\, learn how to conduct an OPR study\, and discu
 ss it in relation to their respective research through group exercises.\n
 \nMain objectives\n	At the end of the workshop\, participants will be able 
 to:\n\n\n	Distinguish OPR from other trends in participatory research\;\n	To
  know the processes of the RPO\;\n	Apply OPR processes in their own researc
 h projects.\n	Be aware of the potential additional benefits of OPR\n\n\nAt 
 registration\, participants will be asked to provide a short summary of th
 eir project and specify the following elements:\n\n\n	Object of research an
 d\, if it is evaluative research\, intervention under study\;\n	Research ob
 jectives or questions\;\n	Methods\;\n	Actors involved.\n\n\nProcedure\n	Face-
 to-face workshop in French (only 20 places available - to register\, click
  here). \n	\n	October 23\, 2019\, from 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm\n	Department of Fam
 ily Medicine\n	5858\, chemin de la  Côte-des-Neiges \n	\n	For inquiries and/o
 r if you wish to attend this event in English\, please contact paula.bush 
 [at] mcgill.ca. \n
DTSTART:20191023T173000Z
DTEND:20191023T203000Z
LOCATION:CA\, QC\, Montreal\, Department of Family Medicine\, 5858 Chemin d
 e la Côte-des-Neiges\, Suite 300
SUMMARY:Training Workshop: Organizational Participatory Research (in French
 )
URL:/familymed/channels/event/training-workshop-organi
 zational-participatory-research-french-300931
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