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Clinical Effectiveness: Resources and Learning
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The NCEC Guideline developers manual provides guidance and instructions to people considering or planning clinical guidelines for submission to the NCEC.
These NCEC documents are essential reading for those considering or undertaking national guideline development.
The NCEC published an Implementation Guide and Toolkit in September 2018.
The purpose of the Implementation Guide is primarily to support those involved in the development and implementation of National Clinical Guidelines, for planning implementation activities.
Implementation science is the scientific study of methods to promote the systematic uptake of research findings and other evidence-based practices into routine practice, to improve the quality and effectiveness of health services.
Implementation Guide and Toolkit for National Clinical Guidelines
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Tool 3 – Implementation Enablers and Barriers: Assessment Tool
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Tool 5 – Monitoring and Evaluating Implementation: Planning Tool
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A report of teaching Evidence Based Practice was commissioned by the Clinical Effectiveness Unit on the advice of the NCEC Education and Training Subgroup.
The full report and a summary of the report are available.
A report on the development of a Competency Framework for Clinical Effectiveness was commissioned by the Clinical Effectiveness Unit. The full report and a summary of the report are available.
The National Patient Safety Office (NPSO) Learning Zone hosts e-Learning courses and information about the work of the NPSO, including the National Clinical Effectiveness Committee (NCEC). The instructional videos will be of value to people or groups planning or currently developing clinical guidelines or clinical audit for submission to the NCEC.
This page gives links to other national and international resources or sites that would be of interest to anyone concerned with clinical effectiveness processes.
Please note that the Clinical Effectiveness Unit is an organisational member of the Guidelines International Network (G-I-N).