Our Community of Practice
what's it all about?
The Cancer Implementation Science Community of Practice provides a forum for members to collaborate on the translation of best evidence into care and to develop a rigorous research program on how to improve the uptake of evidence into practice. The community includes representatives from across the Translational Cancer Research Centres (TCRCs) of NSW and is an initiative funded by the Cancer Institute NSW.
We aim to:
Syllabus
To achieve this we developed an education syllabus in implementation science covering the fundamentals of what implementation science is and its uses, and the whole undertaking research in implementation science and using tools to affect practice change. The syllabus can be read on the Resources page of this site.
Education Program
Our education program is ongoing and covers our syllabus through workshops, symposia and webinars featuring both international and local implementation scientists and leaders who will bring their expertise to you, to help you take principles & tools to conduct your own research or carry out quality improvements at a local level.
Our educational activities are always free & available to anyone working in the implementation science, quality improvement, and health research areas who is interested in quality implementation. Check out the upcoming activities on our Events page
- Increase knowledge and skills in the science of implementation and translation of evidence into practice;
- Provide support for conceptual developments in implementation projects; and
- Support establishment of a network of scientists and clinicians involved in implementation science.
Syllabus
To achieve this we developed an education syllabus in implementation science covering the fundamentals of what implementation science is and its uses, and the whole undertaking research in implementation science and using tools to affect practice change. The syllabus can be read on the Resources page of this site.
Education Program
Our education program is ongoing and covers our syllabus through workshops, symposia and webinars featuring both international and local implementation scientists and leaders who will bring their expertise to you, to help you take principles & tools to conduct your own research or carry out quality improvements at a local level.
Our educational activities are always free & available to anyone working in the implementation science, quality improvement, and health research areas who is interested in quality implementation. Check out the upcoming activities on our Events page
Key project documents - what is our aim?
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Implementation Science Education Syllabus - devised by the Community of Practice 2014
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The global scan of education in Implementation Science informed the implementation syllabus and was prepared by the Community of Practice in 2014
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This initiative is funded by the Cancer Institute NSW