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About KEN

At the October 2008 CAPHC Annual Meeting, CAPHC launched the » Knowledge Exchange Network, or KEN.  The KEN is a wiki-based, interactive, online knowledge sharing community.  The KEN is designed to act a dynamic repository of knowledge that is built and maintained by members of the child and youth health community.  Information on the KEN can related to your institutions programs, guidelines & practices, research or other information.  The information on the site open to the public, however you must register to with the network to participate in some of the more interactive features, such as discussion groups and comments.  Once a member of the KEN you can request to become an author so that you can begin sharing and promoting your information.  

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Contribute to our... » Knowledge Exchange Network
The Knowledge Exchange Network (KEN) is the first national on line knowledge exchange resource that will ultimately provide one stop access to tools, templates, research, education and program information for health providers and families in issues related to improved continuity of care across different sites of care.
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Become a... » Regional Development Champion
Regional Development Champions (RDC), as representatives of health service provider and consumer stakeholder groups within their respective regional networks, will be pivotal in supporting the ongoing development and promotion of the “KEN”.