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IMPACTMEASURING WHAT MATTERS: THE IMPORTANCE OF IMPACT
The Joanna Briggs Institute will celebrate 20 years of activity in 2016, which is an impressive organisational milestone. We have achieved a lot during that time and taken great strides towards achieving our vision and mission of improving the health of communities globally through the synthesis, transfer and implementation of the best available evidence for policy and practice.
Measuring and reporting impact is becoming increasingly important to evidence-based healthcare. It is integral to monitoring the influence and effect of research evidence on decision-making at the point of care and its ability to improve health outcomes for the community. Evaluating and reporting on the success of JBI activities, initiatives and outputs and learning from that experience are key to the progression and maturity of our organisation and our future development.
Our ability to continue to enhance our performance and move forward strategically relies heavily on our capacity to understand what works and what doesn’t in our organisation. This document provides an overview of measures of impact undertaken in 2015. It offers an opportunity to celebrate our success and learn from our experience and I am pleased to share it with you as we close another year.
Associate Professor Zoe JordanExecutive Director
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Since its inception in 1996 JBI has been committed to making a positive impact on
implementing best evidence into practice.
Our Vision: A world in which the best available evidence is used to inform policy and
practice to improve health in communities globally.
Our Mission: To facilitate the synthesis, transfer and implementation of the best
available evidence to ensure the feasibility, appropriateness, meaningfulness and
effectiveness of health policy and practice.
Our Values: In undertaking this mission, the Institute is guided by core values that
include mutual respect between nations, professions and cultures, professionalism and
ethical conduct; and a robust and transparent approach to the production of high quality,
accurate information for health professionals and citizens internationally.
JBI
1996
2015
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WE CREATE high quality evidence based materials: systematic reviews, evidence
summaries, recommended practices, best practice information sheets and implementation
reports, on a range of topics.
WE PROVIDE access to our evidence-based resources and tools for relating to all the
health professions – medicine, nursing and allied health – as well as health policy makers,
planners and executives – are provided exclusively through Wolters Kluwer Health / Ovid and
Lippincott Williams and Wilkins.
WE EMPOWER health professionals and consumers with knowledge and skills to take
positive action for better practice and better outcomes.
WHAT DO WE DO?
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SHORT COURSES
HIGHER DEGREES
RESEARCH
PUBLICATIONS
EVENTS
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
JBI FOUNDATION
GLOBAL REACH
IN THE MEDIA
HOW WELL DO WE DO?
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A large factor associated with the wide impact of JBI, both in Australia and worldwide, is attributed to JBI’s commitment to synthesising the best internationally available evidence and providing this information in appropriate, relevant formats to inform health systems, health professionals and consumers. JBI provides programs to enable the effective implementation of evidence and the evaluation of its impact on healthcare practice.
JBI has 78 Collaboration Centres and organisations from 31 countries subscribing to JBI resources (the top subscribing countries being Australia, USA, Canada and Finland), with developing countries able to access JBI resources free via HINARI.
OUR GLOBAL REACH
COLLABORATIONCENTRES
78SUBSCRIBINGCOUNTRIES
31
GLOBAL REACH
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Training conducted at JBI Adelaide
2015
Training conducted at JBI Collaboration Centres
2015
100ENROLMENTSto Comprehensive
Systematic Review Training Program (CSRTP)
ENROLMENTS to the Evidence-Based
Clinical Fellowship Program
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CSRTP COURSES offered by collaboration
centres
71 1064ENROLMENTSto Comprehensive
Systematic Review Training Program (CSRTP)
SHORT COURSES
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Completions
2011
10
3
4
1
8
2
12 11
4 1
MClinSci
PhD2012 2013 2014 2015
JBI Higher Degree Research (HDR) programs have grown since the first intake of July 2010, with numbers per intake capped to balance the growing demand for this program against the staff capacity available for research student supervision. Our research output in HDR completions is now the third highest in the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Adelaide, and the highest overall when comparing available staff to enrolments and completions.
HIGHER DEGREES
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$13.5MILLION
Amount of funding raised from competitive and contract research
collectively from 2011 to 2015
Research funding
Active research projects per year
2011
6 16 16 12 7
2012 2013 2014 2015
Taking on collaborative research projects reinforces JBI’s mission and belief that the very best healthcare should be delivered with the very best evidence available.
RESEARCH
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399
Number of publications produced and/or regularly updated since 1996
399
Systematic Reviews, Evidence Summaries and Recommended Practices form part of our prolific output of first class healthcare information.
2735
834
PUBLICATIONS
Systematic Reviews
Evidence Summaries
Recommended Practices
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Events offer a unique opportunity to learn, network and exchange ideas with a vast range of colleagues from home and abroad.
EVENTS
262DELEGATES
JBI Convention Adelaide
2011
610DELEGATES
JBI Colloquium Thailand
2012
248DELEGATES
JBI Convention Adelaide
2013
360DELEGATES
JBI Colloquium Singapore
2014
118DELEGATES
JBI International Methodology Symposium
Adelaide
2015
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JBI FOUNDATIONActively promoting improved healthcare around the world, the Joanna Briggs Foundation has helped fund 19 Clinical Fellow students from developing countries internationally and is looking forward to funding many more in the coming years.
$200,000RAISED
The Foundation would like to thank for their generous support:
The Lang FoundationAdelaide AquaMacquarie Private WealthQattro Homes
These funds are earmarked to fund participants from developing countries to attend Evidence-based Clinical Fellowship training in Adelaide in 2016, 2017 and 2018.
2 beneficiary events
1 corporate cocktail function
1 boardroom dinner
5 corporate funding proposals9EVENTS
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
“ The JBI training programs enabled
us to overcome barriers related to the
lack of knowledge on evidence-based
practice and implementation of best
practices as well. Now we are working
on implementing evidence-based
nursing protocols in all areas of the
University Hospital.”Gilceria ShimodaNurse, University of Sao Paulo Hospital, Brazil
“ On the two occasions that we
have used this [the JBI] approach,
the clinicians have owned the
review findings and have described
it as a valuable professional
development activity.”Jillian AdamsNurse, Department of Health, Western Australia
“ The tips and tricks for searching
the literature have enhanced
my searching abilities and my
effectiveness in teaching students
about it as well.”Michelle DeCoux HamptonAssociate Professor, Samuel Merritt University, Northern California
“ I can credit utilising JBI resources
to being instrumental in the success
of both the students I mentored, who
conducted systematic reviews - their
Capstone projects were nominated as
rising stars by the International Nursing
Honor Society (Sigma Theta Tau
International). In addition, each have
presented on their work both nationally
and internationally. ”Patricia BrennanAssociate Professor, Samuel Merritt University, Northern California
Mary-Anne RamisResearch Assistant, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane
“ I appreciate the JBI global
network and the ethos of a
more inclusive methodology for
evidence-based health care.”
16 September 16 September 20 September
“Paternal obesity negatively affects male fertility and assisted reproduction outcome: a systematic review and meta-analysis” by Dr Jared CampbellPicked up by 11 news outlets
“Restoring Study 329: efficacy and harms of paroxetine and imipramine in treatment of major depression in adolescence” – Dr Catalin Tufanaru as a co-authorPicked up by 67 news outlets
Radio AdelaideInterview with Dr Jared Campbell – Paternal obesity and fertility
2015
IN THE MEDIA
MEDIA REPORTS
148
2015 Media Releases covering JBI and Collaboration Centres
RADIO INTERVIEWS
1
SOCIAL MEDIA
1124Followers
940Tweets
205 Members
1211 Likes Facebook
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We would like to thank our hard working staff, the JBI Collaboration,
students, subscribers and our commercial partners at Wolters Kluwer
Health for helping JBI achieve our success in forging better outcomes, and
promoting and supporting best practice in global healthcare practices.
THANK YOU
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