New Jersey Center for Evidence Based Practice
at UMDNJ-School of Nursing
An International Collaboration with the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI)
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The New Jersey Center for Evidence Based Practice (NJCEBP) was established in 2004 as a collaborating center with the Joanna Briggs Institute. The Center works with researchers, clinicians and managers to:
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- Identify those areas where health professionals most urgently require summarized evidence on which to base their practice.
- Carry out and facilitate systematic reviews of international research.
- Identify the need for, and promote the conduct of, multi-site research studies in areas where good evidence is not available.
- Prepare easy to read summaries of best practice in the form of Best Practice Information Sheets, based on the results of systematic reviews.
- Design and conduct targeted dissemination activities in areas where (or when) good evidence is available.
- Promote broad dissemination strategies to ensure that findings are made available to the profession, all levels of the health care system, Governments and service provider units.
- Promote broad dissemination strategies to ensure that findings are made available to the consumers of health care.
- Evaluate the effects of selected Best Practice Information Sheets on practice variability, health outcomes and costs.
- Design, promote and deliver short courses in evidence based practice for clinicians,researchers, managers, lecturers, teachers and students.
- Offer direct, fee for service consultancies to health service provider agencies to develop customized Evidence Based Practice training and Evidence Based policy and procedure manuals.
For more information contact:
Cheryl Holly, EdD, RN, Co-director
Susan W. Salmond, EdD, RN, Co-director
New Jersey Center for Evidence Based Practice
UMDNJ- School of Nursing
Stanley Bergen Building
65 Bergen Street, Suite 1127
Newark, NJ 07101
Telephone: 973-972-9239
Email: hollych@umdnj.edu or salmonsu@umdnj.edu
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The Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) was established in 1995 and became fully operational in late 1996. An initiative of Royal Adelaide Hospital and the University of Adelaide, the formation of the Institute arose from the recognition of a need for a collaborative approach to the evaluation of evidence derived from a diverse range of sources, including experience, expertise and all forms of rigorous research and the translation, transfer and utilization of the "best available" evidence into health care practice. With the support of leading hospitals and universities, the JBI Collaboration has grown steadily to include state collaborating centers within Australia, as well as Hong Kong, New Zealand, The United States, Scotland, China, South Africa, Spain, Canada, Thailand and England.
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