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Locality: North Adelaide, South Australia

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25.01.2022 "We have been part of the JBI Collaboration for 15 years. We are proud to be working with our international colleagues in evidence-based knowledge development and implementation towards a shared vision: better evidence, better outcomes and a #BrighterFuture for communities globally" - Taiwan #EBHC Centre It's been a wonderful 15 years with you, Pei Fan!

23.01.2022 JBI is offering a one-day workshop via remote attendance on scoping reviews for clinicians, public health professionals, academics, researchers and students. The workshop will equip participants with the knowledge and tools required to successfully plan for and undertake a scoping review following JBI's world-leading methodology. Register now for the scoping review workshop on 12 November. Numbers are limited. Go to: http://ow.ly/cisY50BGaVv #JBIscoping

23.01.2022 Using evidence, providing clinical care: a practical approach to implementation

22.01.2022 Depression is an independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease, and comorbid depression is associated with a twofold greater risk of mortality in patients with cardiovascular disease. Clinical practice guidelines have previously recommended routine screening for depression and anxiety following a cardiac event. However, a new scoping review finds that there is a lack of consistency in how depression and anxiety screening tools are integrated into cardiac models of care ...and clinical pathways. Only half of acute coronary syndrome guidelines found for the period of the scoping review recommend screening for depression and/or anxiety. Read more in the JBI Evidence Synthesis scoping review, 'Screening for depression and anxiety among patients with acute coronary syndrome in acute care settings' at http://ow.ly/XPNl50BzIf5 #WorldHeartDay #UseHeart #JBIES #EBHC

22.01.2022 Non-sterile gloves do not provide complete protection against hand contamination and thus wearing non-sterile gloves does not replace the need to perform proper hand hygiene. There are specific clinical situations when non-sterile gloves should be worn and changed, and those where their use is not required. Learn more in JBI Evidence Summary 'Non-Sterile Gloves: Appropriate Use in Healthcare Settings'. Go to the JBI COVID-19 Special Collection at https://jbi.global/covid-19 W...hile you are there Bookmark https://jbi.global/covid-19 #JBIEBHC #EBHC

21.01.2022 The latest issue of JBI Evidence Synthesis has just been released! This issue focuses on mental health, and social issues and health. Go to: http://ow.ly/4Syg50Bt7Z0 #JBIES #EBHC #MentalHealthMatters

21.01.2022 Healthcare professionals around the world are experiencing particularly challenging times. Your mental health matters. Evidence-based resources are available for individuals and organisations in JBI's COVID-19 Collection, and the JBI Evidence Synthesis COVID-19 Special Collection to help you look after your mental health. These collections are at:... https://jbi.global/covid-19#organisations http://ow.ly/sLXj50BG7zy #MentalHealthMatters

21.01.2022 La Giornata mondiale inaugurale dell’Evidence-based Healthcare si terrà il 20 ottobre 2020 e metterà in evidenza l'impatto globale dell’#EBHC sulla ricerca, sulla politica, sulla pratica e sui risultati sanitari. Condividi la tua storia con noi per il #WorldEBHCDay! Il tema del 2020 è "dalle evidenze scientifiche all’impatto"- ti invitiamo a presentare una "storia sull’impatto" e condividere come il tuo lavoro ha contribuito ad influenzare la ricerca, la politica o la pratica sanitaria. https://worldebhcday.org

19.01.2022 Are current criticisms of evidence-based healthcare valid? Can #EBHC survive COVID-19? Assoc Prof Zachary Munn reflects on criticisms of evidence-based medicine in the #JBILIVE webinar, recorded and available on JBI's YouTube Channel at youtube.com/JBIEBHC During the webinar, Assoc Prof Munn also refers to a host of useful websites, articles, tools and resources. Check it out at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YML8V7mGlhw

19.01.2022 El DíaMundial de la Salud Basada enEvidencia es una iniciativa global que busca resaltar la necesidad de mejorar la evidencia para informar las políticas, prácticasy toma de decisiones en salud con el objetivo de desarrollarlos resultados de salud a nivel global. La necesidad y demanda por #EBHC estácreciendo rápidamente gracias alamayor disponibilidad de información digital, pacientes másinformados, introducción de nuevas tecnologías, mayores costos de salud y envejecimiento... de la población. #WorldEBHCDay https://worldebhcday.org/

19.01.2022 Alinunes JBI evidence implementation project focused on improving the quality of malaria health information in primary health facilities in rural Malawi. The quality of health information in primary health facilities is crucial for effective treatment of patients; prompt and effective malaria case treatment is key to reducing disease severity and mortality, and also assist in reducing transmission, since malaria is transmitted person to person by mosquitoes. Read the impact... story for an overview of the evidence-based implementation project at http://ow.ly/mZYv50Bbkzv A short video is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBGJDPagN40

18.01.2022 Mental health first aid is the help someone provides to a person undergoing a crisis or developing a problem related to mental health, until the person receives professional help or the crisis is resolved. A scoping review will map mental health first aid programs, and identify the characteristics and participants of such programs and the contexts of their implementation. Read the protocol for the scoping review, 'Mental Health First Aid Programs' at http://ow.ly/Hveu50BzK4C... #MentalHealthMatters #EBHC #JBIES

18.01.2022 Our JBI Affiliated Group is pleased to offer comprehensive systematic review training in September in Central Australia. Come visit us in beautiful Alice Springs while you learn about conducting systematic reviews for a #BrighterFuture - Sonia Hines, Centre For Remote Health: A JBI Affiliated Group For information on the upcoming training go to https://www.crh.org.au//jbi-comprehensive-systematic-revie... You can also visit the Centre's webpage at http://ow.ly/eAZc50AT9Vi

18.01.2022 Associate Professor Zachary Munn (JBI), Dr Danielle Pollock (JBI), and presenters Associate Professor Catherine Chamberlain (NHMRC), Dr Jason Agostino (NACCHO) along with ANZ Guideline International Network (ANZ GIN) invite you to attend this free webinar: 'First nations-led guideline development - supporting prevention and management of COVID-19 in primary healthcare' on Friday 27 November from 11.00am to 12.00pm (AEDT)... Register now at http://ow.ly/oBTh50CpR7Q

18.01.2022 Don't miss the final JBI LIVE webinar for the year, presented by Assoc Prof Edoardo Aromataris! Assoc Prof Aromataris will present an overview of the suite of JBI methodologies and methods for evidence synthesis. Make sure you register at http://ow.ly/tzRk50C5FnU

16.01.2022 We are delighted to celebrate five wonderful years with University of Plymouth Centre for Innovations in Health and Social Care! Congratulations, Professor Bridie Kent and team! Read our interview with Prof Kent, Director of this JBI Centre of Excellence at http://ow.ly/pIb150Bbl09

16.01.2022 With the opioid crisis, there is a need for effective non-opioid options. The findings of a new systematic review and meta-analysis suggest that IV acetaminophen may have little effect when administered in addition to intrathecal morphine, and that administration of both could be unnecessary. The systematic review, 'Effect of intrathecal morphine plus patient-controlled analgesia with morphine versus patient-controlled analgesia with morphine alone on total morphine dose 24 hours post-surgery: a systematic review' findings help anaesthesia providers compare intrathecal morphine to other postoperative analgesia techniques in order to determine the more appropriate management technique for patients. Read systematic review at http://ow.ly/nYDo50B6YYr

16.01.2022 "If someone is going to stick a swab stick up our collective noses, the test needs to be accurate and reliable." https://theconversation.com/goodbye-brain-scrapers-covid-19

16.01.2022 The JBI EBP Database is an online resource of high quality, relevant, recent evidence-based recommendations for health professionals to support decisions made at the point of care, including 4500+ Evidence Summaries, Recommended Practices and more covering a wide range of medical, nursing and allied health specialties. Learn more about our global network of Expert Reference Groups, best practice methods for developing JBI EBP resources, and join the team as a Field Collaborator or Scientific Writer http://bit.ly/JBIEBPDatabase

16.01.2022 Today is #WorldPatientSafetyDay, and we take this opportunity to thank healthcare professionals around the world who care so deeply about patients and their safety. Thank you!

15.01.2022 Implementation is not a one size fits all concept; JBI Evidence Implementation publishes papers from diverse clinical, cultural and socioeconomic contexts on organisational change using established, reliable and repeatable methods, such as audit and feedback, informed by detailed situational analysis. This is evidence that has widespread relevance and applicability as topics cover ward/unit level change projects right across the spectrum of healthcare services offered globally. Go to the current issue at http://ow.ly/Myr750C4vAQ

15.01.2022 The latest issue of JBI Evidence Synthesis includes the featured systematic review 'Risk factors for hospital readmission in adult patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction' at http://ow.ly/iHHF50B49Gt An interview with the lead author from Aarhus Universitets hospital complements the systematic review and provides additional insights. Find the interview with Inge Schjødt at https://jbi.global/news/article?id=2318

15.01.2022 Use GRADE for developing and presenting summaries of evidence and for making clinical practice recommendations. With more than 100 organisations officially endorsing GRADE , it is the most widely adopted tool for grading the quality of evidence and for making recommendations. Need to learn GRADE methodology? The next JBI Adelaide GRADE Centre workshop - by remote attendance - is on 16 September. Register now at https://jbi.global/grade/training_and_events

14.01.2022 Understanding what is meaningful to homeless women in their healthcare experiences can guide the changes necessary to provide appropriate patient-centered, impactful care with the goal of increasing access by this vulnerable population. Read new qualitative systematic review in the latest issue of JBI Evidence Synthesis: http://ow.ly/UaeG50Btm3O

14.01.2022 ‘‘If we wanted to be carers we would come and work in a care environment. We’re all here to be registered nurses, we want to be doing [medication] rounds, we want to be giving eye drops ... I understand that hygiene [care] and all of those sorts of things are very important, and they’re important, whether you are in an acute care setting or not, but there’s also a hell of a lot else that we would like to do’." Read more in JBI Evidence Synthesis systematic review, 'Nursing st...udents’ experiences with clinical placement in residential aged care facilities: a systematic review of qualitative evidence'. http://ow.ly/gisc50CilCI #YearoftheNurseandMidwife #SupportNursesandMidwives #EBHC

13.01.2022 We are at https://jbi.global. Visit our re-branded website to find news, events and links to resources such as the Scoping Review Network, JBI Journals and Critical Appraisal Tools. We are also at https://wiki.jbi.global! This is where you will find documentation, manuals and guidance for our programs, products and networks, such as the JBI Manual for Evidence Synthesis, JBI SUMARI Knowledge Base and Scientific Writers' portal. We love visitors, so bookmark us and check us out!

12.01.2022 The JBI EBP Database is an online resource of high quality, relevant, evidence-based recommendations for health professionals to support decisions made at the point of care, including 4500+ Evidence Summaries, Recommended Practices and more, covering a wide range of medical, nursing and allied health specialties. Learn more about our global network of Expert Reference Groups, best practice methods for developing JBI EBP resources, and join the team as a Field Collaborator or Scientific Writer http://bit.ly/JBIEBPDatabase

11.01.2022 "Together with #JBI, we train health consumers in unique workshops to create systematic reviews and implementation reports, so that transgender healthcare also has a #BrighterFuture" - JBI Centre for Health Consumer Ethics & Evidence Based Gender Healthcare Evidenzbasierte Medizin & Transsexualität Switzerland/Germany

11.01.2022 Find out about JBIs key achievements during 2019, and outcomes of our strategic collaborations with global leaders in evidence-based healthcare in the JBI Annual Report 2019. "By employing a focus strategy, reducing our portfolio of resources and placing an emphasis on quality, we have been able to concentrate our activities around those that align with our core business strengths and values." Prof Zoe Jordan Executive Director ... Go to http://ow.ly/Qp1m50B4b1Z

10.01.2022 To mark Peer Review Week JBI Evidence Synthesis honours two outstanding peer reviewers, Kay Cooper and Lucylynn Lizarondo! Congratulations to our featured peer reviewers! Read their thoughts on the theme for this year's Peer Reviewers Week, 'Trust in Peer Review' at http://ow.ly/7GAn50BxolK... #TrustInPeerReview #JBIES

10.01.2022 "To bridge the gap between academia and practice we are working collaboratively with staff at Udonthani Hospital, Thailand to use the best evidence for nursing practice guidelines based on the JBI Approach. A #BrighterFuture begins now!" -- The Centre for Nursing Education BCNU Thailand: A JBI Affiliated Group

10.01.2022 'Quality and Safety in the Era of a Royal Commission and Aged Care Standards': Free webinar on 14 October. Learn how evidence-based resources can equip and enable staff to provide high quality, safe care in five major areas of concern raised by the Australian Aged Care Royal Commission. Presented by Assoc Prof Craig Lockwood, JBI Director of Implementation Science, and Anne Henderson, Uniting Communities Residential Contracts Manager, and hosted by Ovid Wolters Kluwer Health.... Find out more and register now at https://info.lww.com/0V323-JBI-AgedCare-Webinar-01.html

10.01.2022 The latest issue of JBI Buzz has been released! Find links to evidence implementation and evidence synthesis manuals; critical appraisal tools; video on systematic reviews; #EBHC-related events, news and just published articles! Go to http://ow.ly/M8FX50BxxoU

10.01.2022 Every year patients experience the adverse consequences of poor acute pain management, including the overuse of opioids, which are serious and include an increased risk of complications, longer hospitalisations, opioid-use disorder, and death. A scoping review will map the available evidence on adverse drug events and costs related to the use of opioids in hospitalized patients with post-operative pain. Find the scoping review protocol in the current issue of JBI Evidence Syn...thesis at http://ow.ly/WoLl50BgBH1 #JBIES See more

09.01.2022 The new JBI evidence-based Carers Manual is available now. Available exclusively on Ovid, the manual has specifically been designed to meet your carer workforce training and knowledge needs that reflect consumer expectations for culturally appropriate, safe, quality care and services which: - are based on the principals of dignity and respect for the individuals identity.... - assists care workers with ongoing assessment and planning for individual consumer informed choices. - meets Australia's rigorous quality standards to improve patient outcomes. Learn more and order the JBI Carers Manual at http://know.lww.com/jbi-manual-carer.html Wolters Kluwer Health

09.01.2022 #WorldEBHCDay impact stories demonstrate how individuals and organisations around the world are leading or contributing to impact in health research, policy, practice, guidelines or patient outcomes. What is your impact story? Take action and share it with the world! Go to https://worldebhcday.org/take-action... #EvidencetoImpact See more

08.01.2022 The Wales Centre for Evidence Based CareJBI systematic review on strategies and interventions to improve transition from student to newly qualified nurse has been cited over 200 times! A #BrighterFuture for newly qualified nurses. The JBI Evidence Synthesis systematic review is at http://ow.ly/Q1Oq50AS61P Cardiff University #JBIES... #EBHC See more

07.01.2022 "We have been a part of the international JBI Collaboration for 1 year, and are proud to be working with our international colleagues towards a shared vision: better evidence, better outcomes and a #BrighterFuture for communities globally" - The Otemae University Implementation Centre: A JBI Affiliated Group

07.01.2022 We are excited to announce that together with other global leaders in evidence-based healthcare, we are launching a worldwide initiative to create awareness of the need for better evidence to inform healthcare policy, practice and decision making in order to improve health outcomes globally. The inaugural World Evidence-based Healthcare (EBHC) Day will be held on 20 October 2020 and spotlights the global impact of #EBHC on healthcare research, policy, practice and patient out...comes. World EBHC Day 2020 will be led by the theme From Evidence to Impact, with a call to individuals and organisations worldwide to share their experiences of how evidence-based healthcare has contributed to impact in healthcare research, policy, practice, guidelines or patient outcomes. As a member of our global evidence community we invite you to raise awareness about EBHC and celebrate your work, achievements, mission and vision for EBHC via social media using our Social Media Toolkit. There are many ways you can participate in #WorldEBHCDay. Find out at https://worldebhcday.org #EvidencetoImpact

07.01.2022 The featured systematic review in the latest issue of JBI Evidence Synthesis is 'Experiences of outdoor nature-based therapeutic recreation programs for persons with a mental illness'. The qualitative systematic review provides insights into the subjective needs of people with mental illness who undertake therapeutic recreation in outdoor nature-based settings http://ow.ly/kPep50BtgtJ

07.01.2022 "Yonsei Evidence Based Nursing Centre of Korea is a JBI Affiliated Group creating a #BrighterFuture with JBI in South Korea" The Centre's host institution is - Yonsei University

06.01.2022 "We are working for a #BrighterFuture by strengthening cooperation of European JBI Centres through ERASMUS+ project SPIDER focused on the translation, implementation & utilization of evidence in healthcare practice" https://www.med.muni.cz/spider The Czech Republic Centre for Evidence-Based Health Care: JBI Centre of Excellence

06.01.2022 We are all aware of the challenges faced when attempting to implement changes to improve or align practice with the best available evidence. What we need is a practical approach to implementing evidence into practice - sustainably. Dr Kylie Porritt, Chair of the JBI Implementation Methodology Group and JBI Senior Research Fellow, will provide a practical approach to sustainably implementing evidence into practice.' Register now for the free JBI LIVE webinar, 'Using evidence..., providing clinical care: a practical approach to implementation' on 23 September from 11am ACST. Go to http://ow.ly/BxUo50BmW0g #JBILIVE #EBHC

06.01.2022 We interview the lead author of the featured systematic review in the current issue of JBI Evidence Synthesis. Read the interview at https://jbi.global/news/article?id=2338

05.01.2022 The current issue of JBI Evidence Synthesis includes Editorial examining the decision by authors to include all studies, irrespective of methodological quality and rigor of conduct, in meta-aggregative syntheses. Read 'Decisions, decisions: working towards the best available evidence' at http://ow.ly/xaMa50B4nRS

04.01.2022 'The world is caving in: parental trauma after intensive care. View the presentation, which was awarded first place in the Visualise Your Thesis Competition 2020 at the The University of Adelaide. JBI PhD student, Shannon Barnes, won the award and will now compete internationally for the top prize. ... Congratulations, Shannon! https://www.adelaide.edu.au//08/28/visualise-your-thesis-2

03.01.2022 The new JBI Evidence Implementation has been officially launched with the release of the September issue! Issue 3 highlights include an implementation project on the promotion of early breast milk expression among mothers of preterm infants in the NICU, together with a podcast commentary on the paper. Go to the issue for Editorial, Methodology paper and implementation projects at http://ow.ly/6VBN50BzLUi... Go to the news story for more on the journal's (re)launch at http://ow.ly/Yf6150BzLXp

03.01.2022 What are the pitfalls to avoid and tips for success for pre-planning and protocol development of systematic reviews? Watch Prof Kay Cooper's presentation on JBI's YouTube Channel at https://youtu.be/K8Jasx0FLys

02.01.2022 Remote training is available for the JBI Comprehensive Systematic Review Training Program from 12 to 16 October. This program prepares researchers and clinicians to develop, conduct and report robust, high quality systematic reviews of different evidence types. By the end of the program participants have completed a protocol and are ready to commence their review. Numbers are strictly limited. To secure your place in the program register now at http://ow.ly/S9bO50BnIm8... #JBIEBHC See more

02.01.2022 'Exploring and supporting patients religious and spiritual beliefs may be as important as other physical and pharmacological clinical interventions in palliative care, as addressing psychosocial and spiritual concerns with end-of-life patients is critical in facilitating a peaceful end to life. ' Read more in 'Forgiveness facilitation in palliative care: a scoping review', the featured review in the current issue of JBI Evidence Synthesis. Access is free at https://journals.lww.com//Forgiveness_facilitation_in_pall

02.01.2022 Our 2-week social media campaign with the JBI Collaboration shared with the world how together we are working towards a #BrighterFuture - for everyone. See an overview of the campaign at https://spark.adobe.com/page/lCXSEWFiebgyI/

01.01.2022 "One of the first JBI Centres in Europe, the Nottingham Centre for Evidence-Based Healthcare is proud to be a JBI Centre of Excellence, which specialises in evidence synthesis and knowledge exchange, and strives towards a #BrighterFuture in health all over the world." The Centre's host insitution is University of Nottingham #EBHC

01.01.2022 BICEP, the Belgian JBI Affiliated Group, is offering the JBI Comprehensive Systematic Review Training Program in fall 2020. Together with Cochrane Belgium we are striving for better evidence, better outcomes and a #BrighterFuture across Belgium - Marleen Corremans, Belgian Interuniversity Collaboration for Evidence-based Practice: a JBI Affiliated Group

01.01.2022 Improving quality of life for women with menorrhagia: ‘The major impact we have had, in my opinion, is the education of these women in helping them accept that this is a condition like any other, and the management options that are there could actually improve their quality of life.’ Read Lydia Akumu's #EvidencetoImpact story and find out how she used the Getting Research into Practice approach (#GRiP): http://ow.ly/Zsdd50BHi9k #WorldEBHCDay #EBHC