Agenda

Presentation Slides

Embedding research into practice. The experience of the national Easynet project
Nera Agabiti

Strategies based on Audit and Feedback to implement clinical care pathways in a local health organization in the Sardinia region: obstacles and facilitations
Gian Franco Puggioni

A&F within medication review activities at regional level
Antonio Addis

Embedding research findings into regulatory decisions
Sara Farchi

Quality Matters for Patients with Acute Coronary Syndrome: Design of a Novel Clinical Audit & Feedback Initiative to Promote Equity, Transparency, and Timely Delivery of High-Quality Care
Sergio Leonardi

Knowledge, attitudes and behaviors regarding Audit & Feedback: evaluation of change in a sample of general practitioners before and after the implementation of an intervention
Angelo Nardi

A tailored Audit & Feedback intervention with an action planning tool to facilitate appropriate antibiotic use in the ICU: a study protocol
Daphne Stegink

Prevention of catheter-related infections in intensive care units of the Romagna Local Health Authority
Michela Fantini

Co-Development of a Learning Health System for Ontario Health Teams: Applying User-Centered Design to Optimize Audit and Feedback
Victor Rentes

Beyond Audit and Feedback Features: Advanced Feedback Training to Improve Feedback Orientation and Culture
Sylvia Hysong

Implications of appreciation, coaching, and evaluation for A&F engagement and effectiveness
Zach Landis-Lewis

A deep dive into an intensive feedback intervention: Generating insights and hypotheses
Anne Sales

Does audit and feedback improve surgical quality in non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer? An international cluster RCT comparing enhanced audit and feedback versus audit participation alone in 201 sites with 14,915 patients
Steven MacLennan

An implementation sequential multiple-assignment randomised trial (SMART) using audit and feedback and feedback facilitation in UK primary care
Sarah Alderson

A multifaceted intervention to reduce low-value care for trauma admissions: update on a pragmatic cluster randomized trial
Lynne Moore