Evidence Implementation

This is a six-month, evidence-based implementation program comprising two 5-day face-to-face intensive training workshops and an evidence implementation project undertaken in the workplace over the intervening months. Participants are supported by JBI Research Fellows as they develop, implement and report on their evidence implementation projects during the six months. 

The Evidence Implementation Training Program is for busy clinicians, managers, policy makers and quality managers who are passionate about improving patient care and recognise the need to implement evidence into day-to-day clinical practice. 

During the program participants are provided with proven approaches to implementing evidence into practice and are equipped to practically apply evidence in their own clinical settings by:

• Developing clinical leadership skills and strengths to actively lead change
• Defining best practice in their practice area
• Conducting unbiased clinical audits and engaging in quality improvement processes
• Implementing frameworks and using software to get research into practice and to apply clinical evidence
• Designing and executing strategies to implement evidence-based practice in their own work environment.

This program includes the one-day Clinical Leadership Workshop which will take place during the first of the two 5-day training workshops. 

Making an impact 

See the resources below for some examples of how past participants of the Evidence Implementation Training Program have made an impact in their clinical settings to improve patient health outcomes:

Impact story: Pre-treatment assessment for breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy

*Video: Improving quality of life for women with menorrhagia

Project report: Improving the capacity of healthcare professions to stem the spread of COVID-19 in Kenya

Published implementation project: Nutrition and hydration management among stroke patients in inpatient rehabilitation: a best practice implementation project

*The Evidence Implementation Training Program was previously known as the ‘Evidence-based Clinical Fellowship Program’