The Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) is a not-for-profit global organisation committed to the development, promotion and support of evidence-based health care, or ‘Best Practice’.
The Practice Development Unit of NHS Quality Improvement Scotland is leading a 3-year programme focusing on a Scottish Centre model in order to forge stronger links between JBI and NHS Scotland in a coordinated and cohesive manner, which allows all-Scotland membership. The 3-year programme incorporates a scoping process to identify priorities, pilot work to determine most appropriate ‘products’ and processes to support NHS Scotland and an evaluation strategy to consider the impact of the implementation.
You can access JBI COnNECT Scotland through the elibrary using your athens user name and password or; through JBI COnNECT using your NHS Board username and password.
You can get your board username and password through your local
JBI facilitator
About the Project
Project initiation date: April 2007
Scheduled completion date: April 2010
Expected publication date: Mid-August 2010
Equality and Diversity
NHS Quality Improvement Scotland is committed to equality and diversity. We have assessed the membership of the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) across NHSScotland for likely impact on the six equality groups defined by age, disability, gender, race, religion/belief and sexual orientation. The implementation of the JBI tools and resources should be subject to local EQIA process.
Further information: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2005/02/20687/52421
Using JBI COnNECT locally
Using JBI COnNECT locally (Word, 28K, 4secs)
JBI project newsletter
NHS QIS JBI Project Newsletter June 2008 (PDF, 370K, 30secs)
Previous Newsletters
NHS QIS JBI project newsletter March 2008 (PDF, 1.3MB, 3mins 14secs)
Project Update June 2008
NHSScotland and THE JOANNA BRIGGS INSTITUTE: A dynamic partnership
An event was held on Wednesday 11 June 2008 in Our Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh to celebrate the first year of the partnership between NHS Quality Improvement Scotland and the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI). The event was to celebrate the global, national and local perspective of this initiative.
Click here to view photos and information on this event
Event Programme (word, 184K, 12secs)
Conference report (Word, 28K, 3 secs)
All event presentations (PPT, 13MB)
Project update January 2008
JBI Connect December 2007 (PDF, 7.3MB, 18mins 13secs)
COnNECT your organisation to health care information, practice manuals, international evidence
summaries, auditing tools and quality improvement resources through JBI COnNECT.
What is JBI COnNECT?
JBI COnNECT (Clinical Online Network of Evidence for Care and Therapeutics) is a web-based system that integrates resources and tools with clear easy‑to‑use pathways to assist health care workers make evidence-based informed clinical decisions about the care and treatment of their patients.
Project aim
Project objectives
- access, utilise and contribute to a professional international evidence base
- strengthen existing national and international links
- create opportunities to share experience and expertise at both levels
- contribute to the practice development agenda
- establish evidence utilisation groups and/or evidence synthesis groups across Scotland
- explore the possibility of developing a JBI node for Scotland
The information available is targeted at a wide range of health care professionals and carers, including:
- Nurses
- Patients/Clients
- Midwives
- Researchers
- Allied Health Professionals
- Students
- Carers
- Managers
The project team
Penny Bond, Project lead
Proffesional Officer, NHSQIS
Tel: 0131 623 4349
Peter Wimpenny
Project Development, RGU
Tel: 01224 262650
Sylvia Wilcock
Project Development, RGU
Jill French
Project Manager
Tel: 07816166279
Tiffany Conroy
Senior trainer, JBI
Contacts
Jill French
Project Manager
Tel: 07816166279