Workshops & Webinars

Expand your learning beyond the classroom and attend this session to learn more about what evidence-informed decision making (EIDM) is, why it is important and what it looks like in public health practice. Additionally, former MPH students will showcase how they are using EIDM tools and resources and will provide valuable insight into the MPH practicum experience.

Register now and discover how the NCCMT’s EIDM resources can support and enhance your coursework, practicums and future public health careers.

Presented by:

• Alanna Miller, MPH | Research Coordinator

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.

At the NCCMT, we have been producing rapid reviews to support evidence-informed public health since 2020. Our approach involves collaborative question development, a comprehensive search, critical appraisal, and synthesis of findings into an actionable report – all within a quick timeframe! Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to further speed up this process.

Join us for a free webinar to learn how we have been using AI in screening and evaluating its impact on efficiency and accuracy in our rapid reviews!

Presented by:

• Sarah Neil-Sztramko, PhD | Acting Scientific Director

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.

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

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Included in registration:

• 5 hours expert-led training
• Digital participant workbook

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

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Included in registration:

• 5 hours expert-led training
• Digital participant workbook

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.

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

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Included in registration:

• 5 hours expert-led training
• Digital participant workbook

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

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Included in registration:

• 5 hours expert-led training
• Digital participant workbook

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.