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Skill development and capacity building program for best practices in rehabilitation.

Sherra Solway¹, Karima Velji

¹Best Practice and Patient Care Projects, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, Toronto, Ontario. solway.sherra@torontorehab.on.ca

Healthcare Quarterly (Toronto, Ont.)

|June 5, 2010

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A skill development and capacity building program improved the use of clinical best practices in adult rehabilitation. This initiative fostered cross-learning and integrated research, education, and practice for positive change.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Clinical Practice Improvement
Knowledge Translation

Background:

Growing literature on evidence-based decision-making and best practice development.
Need for specific skills to implement best practices effectively.
Importance of integrating research, education, and practice in healthcare settings.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe a pilot skill development and capacity building (SDCB) program.
To evaluate the SDCB program's impact on clinical best practices.
To review initiatives resulting from the SDCB program over five years.

Main Methods:

Implementation of a SDCB program in 2004 at a hospital for adult rehabilitation and complex continuing care.
Pilot program evaluation.
Five-year review of program-initiated activities.

Main Results:

The SDCB program facilitated cross-learning among clinicians.
Successful integration of research, education, and practice.
Demonstrated positive changes in the application of clinical best practices.

Conclusions:

The SDCB program served as an innovative model for facilitating best practice and knowledge translation.
The program supported clinicians in developing necessary skills for clinical best practice.
The model has potential application in other healthcare environments.