Abstract
Background: Billions of dollars have been invested globally in health research, but the knowledge is unlikely to translate into health benefits if it is not being used in clinical practice or by individuals to inform their action. For instance, there is ample evidence that physical activity improves pain, mobility and quality of life in people with osteoarthritis (OA). Yet, physical inactivity in this population is a known public health concern. The purpose of this presentation is to discuss recent research that aims to modernize the process of knowledge translation and enhance health of people with OA.
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