Workshops & Webinars

Are you looking to build your skills in evidence synthesis? This workshop will take you through the evidence review process with hands-on examples for steps in evidence synthesis and resources to support continued learning. The session is designed for public health staff who lead or support evidence syntheses or reviews.

Presented by:

• Emily Clark, MSc | Lead - Public Health Workforce Development
• Robyn Traynor, MSc | Lead - Knowledge Mobilization

Included in registration:

• 5 hours expert-led training
• Digital participant workbook

Cost: $400

To register, you must login or register for an NCCMT account.

By signing up for a National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools account, you get access to your dashboard. This exciting, personalized space helps you navigate to various NCCMT resources, track your progress as you work through available training opportunities, save evidence syntheses and publications, and build your own toolkit to match your evidence-informed decision making needs.

Now that you’ve decided to change practice, what’s next? This workshop will explore how you can adapt, implement and evaluate public health initiatives. The session is designed for public health staff who lead or support public health programs or projects.

Presented by:

• Emily Clark, MSc | Lead - Public Health Workforce Development
• Robyn Traynor, MSc | Lead - Knowledge Mobilization

Included in registration:

• 5 hours expert-led training
• Digital participant workbook

Cost: $400

To register, you must login or register for an NCCMT account.

By signing up for a National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools account, you get access to your dashboard. This exciting, personalized space helps you navigate to various NCCMT resources, track your progress as you work through available training opportunities, save evidence syntheses and publications, and build your own toolkit to match your evidence-informed decision making needs.

Scoping reviews are valuable for synthesizing evidence in public health decision making. This workshop covers when to use a scoping review and hands-on examples of the steps for conducting one. It is designed for public health staff who lead or support evidence syntheses or reviews.

Presented by:

• Maureen Dobbins, RN, PhD | Co-Scientific Director
• Emily Clark, MSc | Lead - Public Health Workforce Development

Included in registration:

• 5 hours expert-led training
• Digital participant workbook

Cost: $400

To register, you must login or register for an NCCMT account.

By signing up for a National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools account, you get access to your dashboard. This exciting, personalized space helps you navigate to various NCCMT resources, track your progress as you work through available training opportunities, save evidence syntheses and publications, and build your own toolkit to match your evidence-informed decision making needs.

All evidence should be assessed for quality to determine if it’s good enough to inform decision making in public health. However, public health evidence often includes grey literature sources, making choosing an appropriate assessment tool particularly challenging.

Join us for a free webinar to learn how NCCMT’s Guide to Quality Assessment of Public Health Evidence can help you understand what type of evidence you are appraising, and which tool is most suitable for assessing that evidence. We will also be joined by Alexa McArthur, a Senior Research Fellow in Implementation Science at JBI, who will showcase how JBI’s critical appraisal tools can be used to assess textual public health evidence, including narrative, expert opinion and policy documents.

Register now!

Presented by:

• Emily Clark, Knowledge Broker, NCCMT
• Alexa McArthur, Senior Research Fellow, JBI

To register, you must login or register for an NCCMT account.

By signing up for a National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools account, you get access to your dashboard. This exciting, personalized space helps you navigate to various NCCMT resources, track your progress as you work through available training opportunities, save evidence syntheses and publications, and build your own toolkit to match your evidence-informed decision making needs.