Knowledge Translation & Evaluation
Ensuring that digital health technologies enable best practices and ultimately improve the quality of patient care.
Improving the quality of patient care
Knowledge Translation and Evaluation (KTE), formerly known as Benefits Realization, is a cornerstone of all programs led by Amplify Care. Our goal is to ensure that digital health technologies enable best practices and drive improvements in patient care quality. This work is supported by a model published in Building Capacity for Health Informatics in the Future, a peer-reviewed eBook (ITCH 2017), and is closely tied to our change management and adoption processes.
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What our team can do for you
Optimization of organizational and clinical value
We work to identify and optimize processes that deliver organizational and clinical value within healthcare workflows, ensuring that digital health technologies support best practices.
Integration of metrics for monitoring and evaluation
Our team integrates metrics within digital health solutions to enable ongoing monitoring, evaluation, and refinement, helping organizations measure the impact of technology on healthcare delivery.
Assessment of digital health impact on practice efficiency
We evaluate how digital health tools improve practice efficiencies and enhance the quality of care, ensuring that solutions meet both operational and clinical goals.
Translation of knowledge for continuous improvement
We translate knowledge from a variety of sources to ensure that digital health solutions continue to evolve and drive enhanced quality of care for both professionals and patients.
Exploring the impact of change management support on the eReferral user onboarding experience
eReferral users report high satisfaction with the onboarding and change management support delivered by the eReferral Deployment Teams
A group concept mapping study
Use of an electronic wellness instrument in the integrated health and social care of older adults.
The aim of this study was to develop strategies to leverage an electronic wellness instrument, interRAI Check Up Self Report, to support integrated health and social care for older adults and their care partners in a community in Southern Ontario, Canada.