Evidence Implementation Training

About the workshop
The four-day JBI Evidence Implementation Training Program (EITP) is a practical, evidence-informed program that equips participants with the knowledge, tools and structured processes required to implement best practice in real-world healthcare settings.

You will explore the foundations of evidence implementation and person-centred care, learn to apply JBI’s audit and feedback framework, and develop practical skills to assess current practice, identify barriers and enablers, and design meaningful, evidence-based change. You will also work closely with JBI experts in a supportive and interactive environment that blends theory with hands-on application.

What to expect

You will:

• Understand the principles of evidence implementation and person-centred care
• Use JBI’s audit and feedback tool to determine alignment with best practice
• Engage clinicians, managers and consumers to build shared ownership of change
• Analyse local barriers and enablers influencing practice
• Develop and refine practical, context-specific improvement strategies
• Build capability for sustainable, evidence-informed quality improvement

By the end of the program, participants will have completed a baseline audit, developed a targeted action plan, and be equipped to implement, monitor, and evaluate practice change within their own context.

Delivered as a four-day intensive workshop, the program builds capacity for individuals and groups to return to their workplaces ready to lead organisational change and drive best-practice implementation projects. Participants are supported by the practical tools and frameworks gained throughout the program to independently, enable evidence-based action.

Workplace Project

A key component of the Evidence Implementation Training Program is the opportunity for participants to apply their learning to a workplace-based implementation project. Participants will use JBI methods to complete a baseline audit, plan and implement practice change, and conduct a follow-up audit, while beginning to develop materials that may later contribute to a publication.

Before registering, participants should have a potential topic or area for improvement in mind and discuss their ideas with their workplace supervisor or talk to us, if you need guidance. Securing support in both time and resources is essential for success, including opportunities to undertake project activities and apply learnings within their organisation.

Course overview

The program includes:

• Four days of interactive, expert-led training
• Practical tools to assess current practice and define best practice standards
• Skills in clinical audit, stakeholder engagement and barrier/enabler analysis
• Guidance on using JBI frameworks and software to design improvement strategies
• A structured workplace project with ongoing support from a JBI Research Facilitator
• A final presentation session to share outcomes and evidence of change

Meet the team

Scroll down to meet your JBI trainers. To learn more or secure your place, simply click the ‘Register’ button on the right.

Questions? Email [email protected]

Inside the training

We invite you to watch this short video from Associate Professor Craig Lockwood, to give you a feel for the Evidence Implementation Training experience, including the practical JBI and EBHC frameworks and evidence-based approaches explored throughout the program.

Talk to us about tailored evidence implementation training

JBI’s Evidence Implementation Training Program can be delivered as bespoke, customised training designed to meet the needs of organisations, teams or larger groups. Training can be provided onsite, in-person or online and adapted to your context, priorities and workforce.

Our experienced trainers specialise in evidence implementation and will work closely with you to build capability, strengthen practice, and support meaningful change within your organisation.

To discuss your requirements or request a tailored program, please email us [email protected] or complete the online request form.