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Education and Training Programs for Health Professionals
The Joanna Briggs Institute offers a wide range of education and training programs for clinician managers, educators, academics and students from the fields of nursing, medicine and allied health. Our programs are practical and international in scope and reflect our expertise as a leading international research and development institute in the fields of evidence synthesis, transfer and utilisation.
The Institute is increasingly offering its residential programs in on-line mode. If you are interested in enrolling or registering an interest in our on-line study programs, contact jbieducation@adelaide.edu.au.
2010 Training Programs
For more information about these programs, please click here to download a copy of the 2009/2010 prospectus, Education Form, or contact jbieducation@adelaide.edu.au.
Knowledge Translation
The Knowledge Translation program offers participants the opportunity to examine current evidence relating to implementing EBP and to become familiar with the PARIHS framework as a tool to facilitate successful implementation.
This program examines and explores the framework and enables participants to develop understandings of it and collaboratively create ideas and plans for use in their own work contexts. It is particularly relevant for those involved in quality improvement, safety and quality, and clinical practice improvement programs in healthcare organisations. Participants are also invited to become part of a collaborative led by Professor Alison Kitson and to work with her on an ongoing basis after completing the course.
Date: 17-18 June 2010
Location: TBA
Date: 12 September 2010
Location: Joanna Briggs Institute Colloquium, Chicago
Date: 3-5 November 2010
Location: TBA
Comprehensive Systematic Review Training Program: Full Program
Learn how to conduct reviews using qualitative and quantitative data.
April, Monday 19 - Friday 23
November, Monday 29 – December Friday 3
Evidence-based Clinical Fellowships
2010 INTAKE:
FIRST INTAKE
Week 1: Jan 18-22
Week 2: June 7-11
Closing date: 11th December 2009, Fellowships commence 18 January,
applicants notified of acceptance by 18th December.
SECOND INTAKE
Week 1: April 12-16
Week 2: August 9-13
Closing date: 5th March 2010, Fellowships commence 12th April, applicants notified of acceptance by 12th March.
THIRD INTAKE 2010:
Week 1: June 21-25
Week 2: November 15-19
Closing date: 14th May 2010, Fellowships commence 21st June, applicants notified of acceptance by 21st May.
Further details and application forms can be found at: http://www.joannabriggs.edu.au/services/clin_fellow.php
Statistical Concepts and Method for Evidence-based healthcare
Develop a foundational understanding of statistical concepts and methods related to evidence for healthcare.
February, Monday 15 & Tuesday 16
July, Monday 19 & Tuesday 20
Qualitative Research Methods for Health Professionals and Health Scientists
Examine the history and development of qualitative approaches to research.
February, Monday 22 - Friday 26
July, Monday 26 – Friday 30
JBI COnNECT & 6 Steps to Evidence-based Practice
Learn how to search for and appraise evidence, access summarised evidence and embed it in your practice, and how to use and evaluate the results.
September, Monday 6
Designing and Conducting a Clinical Trial
Learn to understand basic research methodology essential to the design and conduct of a clinical trial.
May, Tuesday 4 & Wednesday 5
October, Tuesday 5 & Wednesday 6
Searching for the Evidence
Learn how and where to search effectively for the evidence.
October, Monday 18 & Tuesday 19
Teaching Evidence-based healthcare in Clinical Settings
Examine the history and development of evidence-based healthcare, the processes of teaching the critical appraisal of evidence, and strategies for integrating evidence-based practice into curricula.
May, Wednesday 12 & Thursday 13
October, Monday 25 & Tuesday 26
Translating Evidence into Practice Using Clinical Audit
Explore strategies that promote evidence utilisation and collaboratively develop understandings related to change management in healthcare.
May, Monday 17
October, Monday 25
Adapting Existing Evidence-based Guidelines for Local Use and Developing Evidence-based Clinical Pathways
Develop a comprehensive understanding of the purposes and principles of evidence-based clinical practice guidelines and develop skills to adapt evidence-based clinical practice guidelines for local use.
November, Monday 1 – Wednesday 3
Clinical Wisdom in Evidence-based Practice
Explore clinical wisdom and collaboratively develop an understanding of the role of clinical wisdom in the delivery of evidence-based practice.
June, Tuesday 1
November, Tuesday 9
Knowledge Translation: Implementing Evidence into Practice
Learn how to examine current evidence relevant to implementing EBP and become familiar with the PARIHS framework as a tool to facilitate successful implementation.
Date TBA
For more information about these programs, please click here to download a copy of the 2009/2010 prospectus, Education Form, or contact jbieducation@adelaide.edu.au.