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Professor Debbie Tolson. Centre Director Professor Claire Ballinger. Deputy Director

The Joanna Briggs Collaboration International Program at Glasgow Caledonian University aims to enhance evidence-informed care for older individuals through evidence translation and utilization initiatives. The program focuses on promoting a culture of evidence-based practice, advancing synthesis methodologies, and building capacity for implementation. Partner organizations include NHS boards and quality improvement bodies. Initial projects include systematic reviews, protocol development, and community practice initiatives. Collaboration with centers like the Yangon Centre for Evidence-Based Health Care in Myanmar is also established. For inquiries, contact Marty Wright for implementation and Maggie Lawrence for systematic reviews. Stay connected on Twitter @gcu_jbi.

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Professor Debbie Tolson. Centre Director Professor Claire Ballinger. Deputy Director

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  1. Professor Debbie Tolson. Centre Director Professor Claire Ballinger. Deputy Director Glasgow Caledonian University

  2. www.joannabriggs.edu.au

  3. Joanna Briggs Collaboration International work program designed to improve the quality and outcomes of health care through promoting and supporting evidence based practice. Evidence translation-transfer-utilisation-generation

  4. Evidence Translation Is the search for, and the appraisal, pooling and summarising of, international evidence through the processes of systematic review.

  5. Evidence Transfer Is the preparation and dissemination of condensed evidence based information through education and training and hard copy and electronic publications

  6. Evidence Utilisation Is the implementation of evidence through the provision of systems and tools to assist clinicians, managers, educators and academics/researchers to implement evidence in health care practice.

  7. Evidence Generation Related to EBHC Is research into implementation and its impact on health outcomes.

  8. Evidence Translation Comprehensive Review Management System

  9. Practitioner know how & value base Older Person Know how & Preferences Context Moment of Care Evidence Informed Care Evidence from Research

  10. Centre Aim To advance evidence informed care with and for older people through evidence translation and evidence utilisation activities.

  11. Our goals are to collaboratively: • promote achievement of evidence informed care of older people reflective of an agreed value base and an understanding of what is achievable and culturally appropriate. • advance evidence synthesis and care guidance methodologies • build evidence translation, and implementation capacity and capability

  12. Team • Management Team (9 GCU based staff 3 health schools + external) • Advisory Group (10 members, national & international) • Core Staff (25 e.translation, 4 e.utilisation) • Affiliated Staff & individuals (4 academics, 3 individuals)

  13. Partner Organisations • NHS Quality Improvement Scotland • Care Commission Scotland • Greater Glasgow & Clyde NHS Board • Forth Valley NHS Board • HealthQWest

  14. Initial Work Programme 2009/10 Systematic Reviews evidence translation 5 reviews JBI Training Protocol development (national & international) &9( delivery Implementation Projects evidence utilisation Community of Practice (part of JBI Scotland Project) JBI in Care Homes New projects

  15. Yangon Centre for Evidence Based Health Care. Myanmar Dr Yin Yin Dr Nyo Nyo Wint "Congratulations for official opening of your JBI Collaboration Centre. We wish your Collaboration Centre to be successful and productive. It is great opportunity for us to work together with you centre for Systematic Review and hope to finish our work successfully. We are very much looking forward for advanced collaboration and cooperation." Dr Kwayt Kwayt Swe. Director.

  16. Keep in touch twitter http://twitter.com/gcu_jbi Implementation: Contact Marty Wright M.Wright@gcal.ac.uk Syst Reviews : Contact Maggie LawrenceMargaret.Lawrence@gcal.ac.uk

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