Multiple communities mobilized to sustain a childhood obesity prevention program through targeted individual and collective action. Read more in this case study. 

RNAO's Best Practice Spotlight Organization (BPSO) program has integrated a collective identity of knowledge champions to advance evidence uptake and sustainability.

As part of a school anti-bullying campaign for children of military families in the United States, social movement participants used collective identity to promote anti-bullying messages. Read more in this case study. 

To support the effective implementation of BPGs, Best Practice Spotlight Organizations® (BPSOs®) create change teams that operate as core leadership structures to support evidence uptake and sustainability.  Learn more in this case study. 

West Park Healthcare Centre applied a call to action to implement best practice guidelines with the support and guidance of their senior leadership and implementation teams. Learn more about the role of core leadership structures in this case study. 

The change team at Central West Specialized Developmental Services (CWSDS) has built a strong core leadership structure to support their implementation efforts by including both formal and informal leaders. 

An Indigenous diabetes prevention school project used a network to support community partner's capacity building and collaboration. Read more in this case study.    

The Best Practice Champions Network® has been engaging change agents for over two decades to facilitate connection, a sense of belonging and a place to continue the implementation of best practice guidelines. 

To keep the momentum as a Best Practice Spotlight Organization® (BPSO®), Unity Health Toronto: St. Michael’s Hospital engaged their Professional Practice team as change leaders. Read more in this case study. 

To create system level changes in health-care in the United Kingdom, momentum was fostered to achieve goals. Read more in this case study.