We are currently accepting abstracts for the Evidence and Implementation Summit 2020 to be held in Sydney on October 21-22^nd.

This year our focus is on the intersection of research, policy and practice; you can both register and read about our five sub themes on the EIS website. Which area will your abstract focus on?

The Centre for Evidence and Implementation (CEI) will deliver the three-hour practical workshop about how to optimise your implementation process based on the Implementation Practice Guide authored by CEI and published by the Australian Institute of Family Studies in June 2019.

The Centre for Evidence and Implementation notesthat it is the challenge and the potential of local systems change initiativesthat make research in this area so important.

We believe good evidence and effective implementation has the power to solve our most pressing social problems.

We’re passionate about using our expertise to work with policy makers, practitioners, organisation leaders and funders to effectively use evidence to change lives for the better.

We are experts in accessing, synthesising and analysing high quality research to provide insights into what the evidence says is effective.

Evidence needs to be put into practice to make a difference. We use our expertise in implementation science to identify ways to increase the uptake of research findings into routine practice.

We use rigorous methods and tools to trial, test and evaluate policies, practice and programs to ensure they are delivering the best possible outcomes for the communities they serve. It is vital to continue to understand what is – and isn’t – working in order to achieve the best possible outcomes.