JBI PACES: Improving Patient Care with New Software Features and Enhancements

This webinar is designed for anyone working within healthcare facilities undertaking quality improvement projects or audits of evidence-based implementation projects. JBI PACES provides an all-in-one solution audit and feedback software solution perfect for quality improvement, audit, or evidence-based practice projects.

Key takeaways

In this webinar, you will learn about the latest features of JBI PACES, including:

Rapid access to the best available evidence
Fully integrated with the JBI EBP Database for rapid access to the best available evidence on diverse clinical topics at the point of care with JBI Evidence Summaries and Recommended Practices

Easy search and select audit criteria
Easily searchable audit criteria, quality indicators, and other performance measures — modify and create your own!

Intuitive and practical
Facilitated, evidence-based, and theory-informed step-by-step approach to implementing behavior and practice change with the JBI GRIP (Getting Research into Practice) method

Customizable
Tailored data capture with built-in and automatic reporting, including configurable presentations in various formats

Flexible
Support for any small, individual projects or large-scale organizational initiatives such as quality improvement cycles, audit and feedback cycles, evidence implementation projects, and different types of research projects

Don’t miss this opportunity — join us for this interactive webinar as the JBI Implementation Science team demonstrates the latest features of this exciting online program.

About the speakers

 

Alexa McArthur, Senior Research Fellow, Implementation Science, JBI

Alexa McArthur is a nurse/midwife and a Senior Research Fellow in the Implementation Science program at JBI. JBI is an international not-for-profit, research and development centre within the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences at the University of Adelaide, South Australia. Alexa has worked clinically within both Australia and international settings including Nepal, the UK, and Somalia. Her work has global impact, with highlights involving the facilitation of clinicians in evidence-based implementation training programs, often linked with our JBI Collaboration, a network of 80 centres with thousands of people contributing to this vision around the world. She has had various roles within JBI, and is currently working delivering high-quality educational short course training programs that focus on research synthesis and evidence implementation.