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KT Canada Conference – Day 1
I’m in Halifax for the Knowledge Translation Canada conference. Figured my blog would be a good place to collect my notes. There was also a hashtag of #KTCanada15 where people were tweeting their thoughts (and often tweeting out links to … Continue reading
Posted in event notes, healthcare, knowledge translation, notes, Uncategorized
Tagged conference, knowledge translation, KTCanada, KTCanada 2015
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Webinar Note: Content Validation Evidence-Based Interdisciplinary Plans of Care
Enterprise-Wide, Evidence-Based Interdisciplinary Plan of Care Content Validation: Guiding Principles and Lessons Learned Hosted by: Zynx Health Presenters: Mary Swensen, RN, MBA and Naomi Mercier, MSN, RN-BC I attended this webinar as improving the translation of evidence into practice is one of … Continue reading
Webinar on Tests of Change: Plan-Do-Study-Act
Watched a webinar on using PDSA to do test of change. Here are the (very rough) notes I took: Tests of Change: PDSA Webinar Hosted by Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement (CFHI) PDSA = Plan-Do-Study-Act The Model for Improvement (Langley … Continue reading
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Tagged CFHI, improvement, PDSA, PDSA cycles, process improvement, quality improvement
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Webinar Notes: Soft Systems Methodology: The Use of Rich Pictures from Evaluation
As part of EvalYear 2015, the School of Public Affairs at the University of Colorado Denver, is holding a webinar series called: “Practical Applications of Systems to Conduct Evaluation: Cases and Examples“. They have a great list of 30 minute … Continue reading
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Tagged evaluation, methods, notes, rich pictures, soft systems methodology, systems thinking, tools, webinar notes
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The “Iron Law of Purpose”
I was working on a presentation about “validity” for a group that is working on developing a survey and came across the following as I was looking something up in one of my research methods textbooks: Simply stated, the iron law of … Continue reading
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Tagged design, evaluation, first things first, Iron Law of Purpose, methods
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Webinar Notes: Systems Dynamics: Computer Models to Anticipate and Plan for Surprise
As part of EvalYear 2015, the School of Public Affairs at the University of Colorado Denver, is holding a webinar series called: “Practical Applications of Systems to Conduct Evaluation: Cases and Examples“. They have a great list of 30 minute … Continue reading
Webinar Notes: “Cross Boundary Insights: Plans, Critical Incidents, and Outcomes” by Jonathan Morell
As part of EvalYear 2015, the School of Public Affairs at the University of Colorado Denver, is holding a webinar series called: “Practical Applications of Systems to Conduct Evaluation: Cases and Examples“. They have a great list of 30 minute … Continue reading
Webinar Notes: Making Data Matter: Measurement Basics for Quality Improvement
The Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement (CFHI) is offering three webinars on Measurement for Quality Improvement. These are my notes from the first webinar: Measurement Basics for Quality Improvement (which was held on Oct 22, 2014, but which I realize I haven’t … Continue reading
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Tagged CFHI, data analysis, methods, quality improvement, run charts, tools, webinar notes
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Webinar Notes: “Emergence: Detection and Interpretation in a Leadership Program” by Michael Quinn Patton
As part of EvalYear 2015, the School of Public Affairs at the University of Colorado Denver, is holding a webinar series called: “Practical Applications of Systems to Conduct Evaluation: Cases and Examples“. They have a great list of 30 minute … Continue reading
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Tagged developmental evaluation, evaluation, Mintzberg, notes, systems thinking, webinar notes
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