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Biographie

Jon Salsberg has fifteen years of experience working in community and academic participatory research, as well as integrated knowledge translation. Jon is a qualitative researcher with a background in public health promotion and the anthropology of development, with research interests in understanding the theory and practice of multi-stakeholder engagement for co-creating new knowledge, products or procedures and their translation into action, principally in primary health care, community health and preventive medicine. He is co-author of CIHRs Guide to Researcher and Knowledge-User Collaboration in Health Research, was on the faculty of the 2008 CIHR Summer Institute for KT Science, and is co-author of the widely cited systematic realist review uncovering the benefits of participatory research in health (Milbank Q, 90(2) 2012). Jon has undertaken partnered research involving a broad range of stakeholders including patients, health practitioners, community members and organisations, policy makers and health service decision-makers, and has worked with both northern and southern Indigenous communities. Jon currently teaches advanced participatory research in health, in the McGill University Faculty of Medicine.