The UWL Centre for Evidence-Based Healthcare - a JBI Centre of Excellence
About the centre
The University of West London Centre for Evidence Based Nursing and Midwifery is part of the JBI Collaboration, which is a global evidence and implementation network of over 85 collaborating centres in 40 countries.
The Centre has well-established links with healthcare providers across London and the Thames Valley region and works with healthcare practitioners from the acute and primary health care sectors to develop, implement and evaluate evidence to promote, support and sustain best practice.
JBI is a global organisation that focuses on education, synthesis and implementation of evidence to improve health, care and treatment and health service delivery.
Our members
Director
Deputy Director
Core staff
- Professor Jennie Wilson
- Dr Snorri Rafnsson
- Dr Carolynn Greene
- Hannah Griffin
- Dr Rowan Myron
- Professor Victoria Tischler (University of Surrey)
Adjunct staff
- Dr Mary O’Malley (University of Worcester)
- Clare Gordon
- Maria Cann
Comprehensive Systematic Review Training courses
The Centre offers the Joanna Briggs course in Comprehensive Systematic Review Training.
This five-day short course is designed to prepare researchers and clinicians to develop, conduct and report comprehensive systematic reviews of evidence using systematic review software.
Over 1,000 participants in 35 countries have undertaken this programme successfully. Participants who successfully complete the programme are certified by the Joanna Briggs Institute as competent in the systematic review process.
Please contact us for details of our next training event.
All courses will be held at the University of West London, Paragon House, Brentford, TW8 9GA.
Classes will be from 9am until 5pm every day.
The five-day course contains three modules. Modules are subject to change, but currently include:
- An introduction to evidence-based healthcare and the systematic review of evidence (1 day)
- The systematic review of evidence generated by quantitative research (2 days)
- The systematic review of evidence generated by qualitative research, narrative and text (2 days)
On completion of the course, each researcher will be expected to undertake a systematic review either on a subject of their choice or as part of their on-going research activities.
For more detailed information, please contact Christine Logan: christine.logan@uwl.ac.uk
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