Practical, evidence-based guidance to support seamless and sustainable implementation in aged care

Drawing on her research into aged care implementation, Dr. Alice Windle explores the practical realities of implementing innovations in challenging environments. Using the JBI methodology as a foundation, her work unpacks a body of research stemming from a comprehensive scoping review that identifies the five core factors influencing successful change: organizational context, individual attitudes and capabilities, relational dynamics, the adaptability of innovations, and effective implementation strategies.

What you will learn

• Identify and address key considerations for successful implementation in aged care settings.
• Assess readiness for change and plan tailored implementation projects to meet the needs of local environments and stakeholders.

A Readiness Assessment Tool for Implementing Innovations in Aged Care will be shared at the end of the webinar to support your organization in driving meaningful change.

About the speakers

Dr. Alice Windle

Research Fellow, College of Nursing and Health Sciences, Flinders University

Dr. Windle is a postdoctoral research fellow in the College of Nursing and Health Sciences. Her research focuses on understanding and supporting implementation of innovation and evidence-based practice in aged care.

Assoc. Prof Craig Lockwood

Director, Implementation Science, JBI

Craig is a registered nurse with a PhD in evidence-based healthcare. He has a core role in JBI with responsibility for Implementation Science, including JBI Best Practice which is a premier resource for guidelines in aged care.

Allan Finn

Senior Customer Success Specialist, Wolters Kluwer

Allan Finn has worked for Wolters Kluwer for many years in customer support and training. Currently, he is supplying customer training in the Asia Pacific region. He provides live sessions and online training and contributes to written and video training materials for customers and in-company use.