Nomenclature in Translational Research

Translational research in oncology: Implications for palliative care

“…[ 41 42 ] The “broader” views want the early phases to be designed hand-in-hand with clinical practice, individual, and/or population behavior. [ 30 37 43 44 45 ] There have also been pleas to involve endusers,[ 46 47 48 ] communities[ 49 50 ] in service utilization-based research. Some authors have even gone a step ahead to coin the translational process as “multidirectional” and “dynamic,” increasing the jargons.…”

“…Some authors have even gone a step ahead to coin the translational process as “multidirectional” and “dynamic,” increasing the jargons. [ 43 46 51 ] There the translational process is regarded as a continuous data exchange within and between various research and nonresearch practices.…”

Translational research in oncology: Implications for palliative care

“…[ 41 42 ] The “broader” views want the early phases to be designed hand-in-hand with clinical practice, individual, and/or population behavior. [ 30 37 43 44 45 ] There have also been pleas to involve endusers,[ 46 47 48 ] communities[ 49 50 ] in service utilization-based research. Some authors have even gone a step ahead to coin the translational process as “multidirectional” and “dynamic,” increasing the jargons.…”

“…Some authors have even gone a step ahead to coin the translational process as “multidirectional” and “dynamic,” increasing the jargons. [ 43 46 51 ] There the translational process is regarded as a continuous data exchange within and between various research and nonresearch practices.…”

The Applicability of Lean and Six Sigma Techniques to Clinical and Translational Research

“…Other researchers have recommended alternative nomenclature for describing these 2 domains including preclinical research and discovery research for T1 studies and applied clinical research and knowledge translation for T2 studies. 46,47 Owing to the complexity of translational research and its continuum over a wide scope of activities bridging laboratory experiments, preclinical testing, clinical trials, knowledge transfer, adoption into accepted clinical practice, and ultimately assessing the effects on individuals and communities, some authorities have recommended more finely detailed conceptual models of translational research. Several theorists have developed translational research models with 3 or more stages.…”

“…Other researchers have recommended alternative nomenclature for describing these 2 domains including preclinical research and discovery research for T1 studies and applied clinical research and knowledge translation for T2 studies. 46,47…”

Building for Success: Mental Health Research With an Integrated Knowledge Translation Approach

“…The field does not use consistent terminology: terms such as research utilization, dissemination, diffusion, linkage and exchange, knowledge exchange, and knowledge mobilization are used interchangeably with knowledge translation (Graham et al, 2006;Tetroe et al, 2008). However, terminology aside, all of these terms describe a reciprocal process of knowledge generation and application by research producers and research users (Kiefer et al, 2005).…”

Translational research in oncology: Implications for palliative care

“…[ 41 42 ] The “broader” views want the early phases to be designed hand-in-hand with clinical practice, individual, and/or population behavior. [ 30 37 43 44 45 ] There have also been pleas to involve endusers,[ 46 47 48 ] communities[ 49 50 ] in service utilization-based research. Some authors have even gone a step ahead to coin the translational process as “multidirectional” and “dynamic,” increasing the jargons.…”

“…Some authors have even gone a step ahead to coin the translational process as “multidirectional” and “dynamic,” increasing the jargons. [ 43 46 51 ] There the translational process is regarded as a continuous data exchange within and between various research and nonresearch practices.…”

The Applicability of Lean and Six Sigma Techniques to Clinical and Translational Research

“…Other researchers have recommended alternative nomenclature for describing these 2 domains including preclinical research and discovery research for T1 studies and applied clinical research and knowledge translation for T2 studies. 46,47 Owing to the complexity of translational research and its continuum over a wide scope of activities bridging laboratory experiments, preclinical testing, clinical trials, knowledge transfer, adoption into accepted clinical practice, and ultimately assessing the effects on individuals and communities, some authorities have recommended more finely detailed conceptual models of translational research. Several theorists have developed translational research models with 3 or more stages.…”

“…Other researchers have recommended alternative nomenclature for describing these 2 domains including preclinical research and discovery research for T1 studies and applied clinical research and knowledge translation for T2 studies. 46,47…”

Building for Success: Mental Health Research With an Integrated Knowledge Translation Approach

“…The field does not use consistent terminology: terms such as research utilization, dissemination, diffusion, linkage and exchange, knowledge exchange, and knowledge mobilization are used interchangeably with knowledge translation (Graham et al, 2006;Tetroe et al, 2008). However, terminology aside, all of these terms describe a reciprocal process of knowledge generation and application by research producers and research users (Kiefer et al, 2005).…”

Translational research in oncology: Implications for palliative care

“…[ 41 42 ] The “broader” views want the early phases to be designed hand-in-hand with clinical practice, individual, and/or population behavior. [ 30 37 43 44 45 ] There have also been pleas to involve endusers,[ 46 47 48 ] communities[ 49 50 ] in service utilization-based research. Some authors have even gone a step ahead to coin the translational process as “multidirectional” and “dynamic,” increasing the jargons.…”

“…Some authors have even gone a step ahead to coin the translational process as “multidirectional” and “dynamic,” increasing the jargons. [ 43 46 51 ] There the translational process is regarded as a continuous data exchange within and between various research and nonresearch practices.…”

The Applicability of Lean and Six Sigma Techniques to Clinical and Translational Research

“…Other researchers have recommended alternative nomenclature for describing these 2 domains including preclinical research and discovery research for T1 studies and applied clinical research and knowledge translation for T2 studies. 46,47 Owing to the complexity of translational research and its continuum over a wide scope of activities bridging laboratory experiments, preclinical testing, clinical trials, knowledge transfer, adoption into accepted clinical practice, and ultimately assessing the effects on individuals and communities, some authorities have recommended more finely detailed conceptual models of translational research. Several theorists have developed translational research models with 3 or more stages.…”

“…Other researchers have recommended alternative nomenclature for describing these 2 domains including preclinical research and discovery research for T1 studies and applied clinical research and knowledge translation for T2 studies. 46,47…”

Building for Success: Mental Health Research With an Integrated Knowledge Translation Approach

“…The field does not use consistent terminology: terms such as research utilization, dissemination, diffusion, linkage and exchange, knowledge exchange, and knowledge mobilization are used interchangeably with knowledge translation (Graham et al, 2006;Tetroe et al, 2008). However, terminology aside, all of these terms describe a reciprocal process of knowledge generation and application by research producers and research users (Kiefer et al, 2005).…”