TRiP-LaB
Translating Research into Practice in Leeds and Bradford
Background
Translating Research into Practice in Leeds and Bradford (TRiP-LaB) is a research partnership between the University of York, NHS Bradford & Airedale and Leeds Partnerships NHS Foundations Trust.
TRiP-LaB is developing, implementing, and evaluating methods for inducing and sustaining the uptake of research knowledge into practice in order to improve the quality of health services for the people of Leeds and Bradford. Our approach has three phases:
Phase 1: Helping our NHS Trusts partners develop evidence informed strategies for increasing the uptake of health care interventions and service improvements identified as key local priorities
Phase 2: Helping our NHS Trusts partners implement these strategies
Phase 3: Evaluating changes in professional and managerial behaviour and processes of care over time and where appropriate changes in patient outcomes.
Currently, we are working with NHS Bradford and Airedale to translate research-based knowledge into practice in the areas of maternal mental health and stroke care, and with Leeds Partnership Foundation Trust to enhance the implementation of key aspects of NICE guidance relating to schizophrenia.
Also as part of TRiPLaB, CRD is providing a free knowledge translation service to support evidence informed decision making by local commissioners and decision makers. We recently produced a briefing on models of service provision for adolescents with eating disorders to inform a possible reorganisation of services in Bradford and Airedale. This work was well received by the commissioners and was highlighted in the NIHR Annual Report as an example of using evidence to change NHS service provision.
Conducted by: Duncan Chambers1, Paul Wilson1 with Carl Thompson2, Andria Handbury2, Kate Farley2, John Bibby3, Heather Sharp3, Erica Warren31 Centre for Reviews and Dissemination, University of York; 2 Department of Health Sciences, University of York; 3 NHS Bradford and Airedale
Further details
NIHR CLAHRC for Leeds, York and BradfordTRiP-LaB projects
Maximizing the impact of systematic reviewsPublications
Chambers D, Wilson P, Thompson C, Harden M. Social network analysis in healthcare settings: a systematic scoping review. PLoS ONE 2012;7(8):e41911
Hanbury A, Farley K, Thompson C, Wilson P, Chambers D. Challenges in identifying barriers to adoption in a theory-based implementation study: lessons for future implementation studies. BMC Health Serv Res 2012;12(1):422
Hanbury A, Thompson C, Wilson PM, Farley K, Chambers D, Warren E, Bibby J, Mannion R, Watt IS, Gilbody S. Translating research into practice in Leeds and Bradford (TRiPLaB): a protocol for a programme of research. Implement Sci. 2010; 5(1):37
Presentations
Chambers D, Warren E, Gwozdziewicz M, Farrar K, Wilson P. Reconfiguration of services for young people with eating disorders in Bradford and Airedale: a case study of evidence-informed decision-making. [Poster] Health Services Research Network (HSRN) Symposium - Delivering better health services, Manchester 19-20 June 2012
Chambers D, Wilson P. Development of a methodological framework for systematic review-based evidence briefings. [Poster]Funding
Commissioned by the NIHR as part of the NIHR CLAHRC for Leeds, York and Bradford
Page last updated: 06 August 2012