Using collective action, the Disabled Women's Network (DAWN) has advocated for the rights of girls and women with disabilities. 

References for the leading change toolkit.

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. 

Leading Change Toolkit Development Team 

Vall d’Hebron Barcelona Hospital Campus championed clinical excellence through nurses' and other staff's leadership and intrinsic motivation. 

The members of the expert panel of the Leading Change Toolkit 

Social media is used by RNAO regularly to advocate for advancing the rights of Ontarians, including residents of long-term care homes. Read this case study that includes examples of effective social media campaigns advocating for the Nursing home Basic Care Guarantee.  

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 collective actions of RNAO, Wound Care Canada and other supporters used public visibility strategies to advocate for diabetes-related foot ulcers care. Read more in this case study. 

Staff at the Birchmount and General site locations of Scarborough Health Network in Toronto, Ontario, Canada are committed to providing excellence in clinical practice. In addition to implementing best practice guidelines focused on clinical care, they have also address healthy workplace environment issues including focusing on anti-bullying. Learn more in this case study.