Evidence-based Practice for Improving Quality (EPIQ)

EPIQ, or "Evidence-based Practice for Improving Quality," is a structured and systematic approach to improve care and implement best practices using quality improvement (QI) approach

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Our Vision, Mission & Values

EPIQ equips individuals and organizations with proven tools, evidence-based methods, and practical training to foster engagement, build capacity, and support sustainable, community-focused improvement across disciplines and geographies.

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Testimonials

Why EPIQ Matters

“The EPIQ workshop is a concise form of education that effectively teaches QI essentials. The material is accessible to participants without a medical or science background. Workshop attendees are frequently inspired by the possibilities they envision by applying the EPIQ process and excited to get involved with QI projects. The format of the workshop is very engaging and encourages collaboration.”

Upcoming EPIQ Offerings

Explore and register for our latest EPIQ offerings, including engaging workshops, insightful webinars, and exciting events.

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Important Notice: Expiry of Legacy Bulk Licenses

All bulk licenses purchased under the former University of Alberta administration must be used before March 1, 2026. Unused licenses after this date will expire as part of EPIQ’s transition to the Canadian Neonatal Foundation’s updated program framework. Visit our Announcements Section for more details.

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What do we offer?

EPIQ is available in more than one format, for well-resourced and remote or less well-resourced settings. We offer free and low-cost materials for countries with limited health care resources. We also offer workshops and courses that meet the needs of individuals, quality improvement facilitators, teams, and organizations.

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Join our Community of Practice Hub

Community of Practice Hub also known as Facilitator Hub offers a unique experience to our existing and new facilitators by connecting and providing resources. Furthermore, leading discussions about potential benefits and resources the community of practice could offer to participants.

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