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Joyce is a research fellow on the SDO funded project, evaluating the
impacts of the processes of knowledge translation in the CLAHRCs
(Collaborations for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care)
having undertaken other evaluations of evidence use and implementation
processes in healthcare. She has a varied research background including
working on projects relating to health and homelessness, teenage pregnancy
and lifestyle but more recently her research has focused on evidence-based
practice implementation and knowledge translation and wider quality
improvement in health care including organisational learning. She has
been a lecturer in clinical governance and evidence-based practice.
She has also been involved with SIGN guideline and national nursing
best practice statement development in Scotland and has acted as an
expert advisor to the (Scottish) national nursing and midwifery practice
development unit.
Joyce is an Honorary Research Fellow at the University of St Andrews
linked to both the Social Dimensions of Health Institute (SDHI) with
the University of Dundee and the Research Unit for Research Utilisation
(RURU) with the University of Edinburgh.
Qualifications/Professional Roles
PhD, BA (Nursing Studies), Diploma in Clinical & Pastoral Counselling.
RSCN, RGN, RHV (Specialist Practitioner in Public Health Nursing)
Member of the international expert reference group for both the mental
health and community nodes of the Joanna Briggs Institute for Evidence-Based
Practice.
Queens Nursing Institute for Scotland: Assessor of fellowship by assessment
(FBA) award for community nurses and former chair of the development
and steering group for FBA.
Grant income
Independent evaluation of the impact of the introduction of the Joanna
Briggs Institute tools and resources for EBP to NHS Scotland. J.E. Wilkinson;
H.T.O Davies & D.Baldie. £45,000; NHS Quality Improvement Scotland.
Recent or significant publications
Wilkinson, J.E, Powell, A. & Davies, H. (2011)
Evidence:
Are clinicians engaged in quality improvement? London, The Health
Foundation
Wilkinson, J.E., Wimpenny, P. & Johnson, N. (2010)
Models and Approaches to Inform the Impacts of Implementation of Evidence-Based
Practice in Evaluating the Impact of Implementing Evidence-Based Practice.
Eds. Debra Bick & Ian Graham. Oxford, Wiley Blackwell.
Wilkinson, J.E. (2010) Research impact- hard hitting
or subtle change? World Views on Evidence-Based Nursing.7(1): 1-3.
Wilkinson J.E. ,Powell, A., Davies, H.T.O (2010) Clinicians’
views of engagement with quality improvement: an updated narrative review.
London, The Health Foundation.