Clinical Partnership Engagement

When the knowledge needs of expert clinicians are paired with the skills of experienced academics to synthesise and produce usable evidence, it will result in a valuable and powerful approach to addressing translational gaps and achieving an evidence-based approach to the healthcare delivery.

Professor Zoe Jordan, Executive Director JBI

Introduction

Engaging with Clinical Partners is core to the JBI Mission of seeing evidence-based healthcare globally impacting policy and practice through the local and context-specific activities of each Collaborating Entity.

JBIC Entities can nominate to work with a designated hospital or health facility (single site only), whereby that hospital will receive a complimentary subscription to JBI EBP Database via Ovid for the purpose of promoting and supporting an evidence-based approach to policy and practice. JBIC Entities that choose to take up this opportunity must demonstrate the outcomes from this work. The purpose of Clinical Partnership is to close translational gaps that frequently occur across the evidence based cycle, through increased knowledge, awareness and ultimately use of JBI resources for best practice.

This JBIC Matrix Activity seeks to recognise those Entities working directly in partnership with health professionals at the point of care. Entities that are hosted by a clinical institution may nominate their host institution as their clinical partner, but would need to demonstrate that significant effort had been made to engage a wide network of staff outside of the Entity’s Core Staff through training, workshops, presentations and meetings.

For the full the Key Performance Requirements and operational guidelines, please refer to the JBI Collaboration Handbook.

Clinical Partnership Engagement

Introduction

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