Workshops & Webinars

Are you looking to build your skills in evidence synthesis? This virtual 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
• Maureen Dobbins, RN, PhD | Senior Knowledge Translation Advisor

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 virtual 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
• Maureen Dobbins, RN, PhD | Senior Knowledge Translation Advisor

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.

Public health organizations strive to improve the health of their communities. They direct significant resources into planning and implementing public health programs. How can these organizations ensure their efforts are working as intended and making a difference?

Program evaluation helps to answer two critical questions:

1. “Did we do what we planned to do?”
2. “Did we achieve our intended effect on population health?”

The NCCMT can help you address these questions!

If you are new to program evaluation in public health (or would like a refresher on the topic), this webinar will build your foundational understanding. During the session, we will use a practical public health example to showcase the basic concepts and highlight helpful resources to support your practice.

Register now!

Presented by:

• Susan Snelling, PhD, Senior Knowledge Translation Specialist, Credentialed Evaluator

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.