Introducing Our Latest Online Learning Module

Implementing KT Strategies in Public Health

Planning for the implementation of a practice change, then carrying out and evaluating that change, are very complex processes.

Who is this module for?

Implementing KT Strategies in Public Health is a free, interactive and self-paced module designed for public health practitioners, program managers/directors and staff who are involved in planning for the implementation of practices or programs.

This module joins our suite of online learning resources designed to support each step of the evidence-informed public health (EIPH) process. This module focuses on the sixth step: Implement.

What will you learn?

Planning for implementation of a practice change, then carrying out and evaluating the change, are very complex processes and, in real life, cannot be done by a single individual. Group input brings different perspectives to the decisions about appropriate implementation strategies. Therefore, it is best to do this module with two or three other people. We encourage you to use the “group function” currently available in the NCCMT Learning Centre. While you can do the module as an individual, working with colleagues will give you a more complete and realistic experience.

Like other modules, Implementing KT Strategies in Public Health uses a realistic scenario and several interactivities to support learning. In this module you will practice such skills as:

• Gap analysis (How large will the change in practice be?)
• Stakeholder analysis (Who will be directly affected by the change in practice?)
• Situational assessment (How can we minimize barriers and maximize facilitators to the change?)

Following completion of this module, you will be ready to focus on Evaluation.

As with all NCCMT online learning modules, you can

• Practise your knowledge and skills with online activities
• Earn a certificate of competence

Check out the preview video. In two minutes, you’ll see just what this module is all about.

Or go straight to the Learning Centre to begin Implementing KT Strategies in Public Health now!