Method to translate evidence into practice
| Steps | Process |
|---|---|
| *“Sufficient saturation” occurs when the same points are reiterated in all groups and ideas become repetitive. As a rule of thumb, six meetings are recommended to reach this point.8 | |
| 1 | Use existing reviews of reviews to identify best practice |
| 2 | Draw up a “longlist” of interventions based on reviews of reviews |
| 3 | Reduce to a shortlist of interventions through consensus process considering: |
| • quality of evidence | |
| • potential transferability | |
| • applicability to real-world conditions | |
| • burden of injury | |
| • potential to impact inequalities in health | |
| 4 | Convene appraisal of practice field meetings until “sufficient saturation” is reached* |
| 5 | Verification of meeting summaries by participants |
| 6 | Interview key informants to supplement findings |
| 7 | Production of Effective Action Briefing |