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KIT Collective

KIT Collective events occur twice a year, in the spring and fall. Sessions are open to anyone who is part of the Knowledge Implementation and Translation (KIT) Network. We aim to discuss updates in different areas of the IPV-BI field, share knowledge and resources, and promising practices.

In the October session, Dr. Michael Ellis will introduce the Systems of Care Framework and the Medical Provider Resource 2.0. We would also like to hear from you about what you are working on in the field.

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October 15, 2026 1-2p.m.

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In this session, Dr. Michael Ellis will introduce the Systems of Care Framework and the Medical Provider Resource 2.0.

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