Hosted by Professor Natalie Taylor, this webinar explores how mixed-methods process mapping can help health services implement evidence-based care more effectively and efficiently. It presents practical best-practice recommendations for engaging stakeholders, identifying system barriers, and co-designing implementation strategies in healthcare settings.
Clinicians, researchers, consumers, and health service staff
Professor Natalie Taylor is the Founder and Director of Implementation to Impact (i2i) at UNSW Sydney, where she leads a world‑class research and practice program dedicated to accelerating the translation of evidence into healthcare. An internationally recognised leader in implementation science – particularly in cancer, genetics, and genomics – she has developed influential methods and tools used globally to drive real‑world change. Since joining UNSW in 2021, she has built a >20‑member interdisciplinary team entirely funded by competitive grants, secured more than $14 million in Category 1 funding as CIA, and produced a rapidly growing research output exceeding 170 publications. She leads the design and implementation of the world’s first fully integrated precision oncology clinic embedded in routine care and is widely sought after for national and international collaborations, keynote presentations, and policy advice. Natalie is also the Director of Research for the School of Population Health at UNSW and convenes Australia’s first Master’s‑level Implementation Science elective, consistently earning outstanding teaching evaluations.
This webinar was recorded on 26 March 2026
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