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  • Assessing the Impact of Health and Medical Research

    Type of resource: Video
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Science
    Topics: Evaluation Health economics Introductory
    This is a recording of the Research Impact Workshop presented by Dr Shanthi Ramanathan on 27th April 2022.

  • ISHCA 21: Implementation in Complex Health Systems

    Type of resource: Video
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Science
    Topics: Barriers and facilitators Implementation strategies
    Professor Nick Sevdalis’ and Professor Sandy Middleton discuss their experiences of working in implementation science and implementing interventions in often complex health systems at ISHCA 21.

  • Implementation science made too simple: a teaching tool

    Type of resource:
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Science
    Topics: Introductory
    This resource uses very simple language to help colleagues grasp key concepts in implementation science.

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  • Matching Implementation Strategies to Barriers and Enablers

    Type of resource: Link
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Science
    Topics: Barriers and facilitators Implementation strategies Introductory
    This is a recording of a webinar co-hosted by the Cancer ImpSci and Sydney Health Partners Communities of Practice. The webinar is aimed at researchers who want expert guidance about how to use available tools and approaches to match specific implementation strategies to identified barriers and enablers as part of implementation science research.

  • A Guide to Feasibility & Pilot Implementation Trials

    Type of resource: Link
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Science
    Topics: Introductory
    This is a recording of a webinar about how to conduct feasibility and pilot implementation trials co-hosted by the Cancer Implementation Science and Sydney Health Partners Communities of Practice. The webinar was held on 23rd April 2021.

  • Assessing the Impact of Health and Medical Research

    Type of resource: Video
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Science
    Topics: Evaluation Health economics Introductory
    This is a recording of the Research Impact Workshop presented by Dr Shanthi Ramanathan on 27th April 2022.

  • The Implementation Research Logic Model: a method for planning, executing, reporting, and synthesizing implementation projects

    Type of resource:
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Science
    Topics: Study design

  • ISHCA 21: Digital Health and Health Inequities

    Type of resource: Video
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Practice
    Topics: Health equity
    With the increasing presence of, and reliance on, digital health interventions in the health care system: are we making health inequities better, or worse?

  • ISHCA 21: The How and Why of Stakeholder Engagement

    Type of resource: Video
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Practice
    Topics: Practice examples Stakeholder engagement
    Speakers discuss the value of engaging stakeholders early in implementation research and provide practical examples and guidance for clinicians and researchers looking to do the same.

  • ISHCA 21: Balancing Patient and Clinical Outcomes with Implementation Outcomes

    Type of resource: Video
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Practice
    Topics: Evaluation Intervention development Measures and outcomes Study design
    Recorded at ISHCA 21, this session explored how to balance patient and clinical outcomes with implementation outcomes in implementation science protocols. Presenters reflected on the different factors that influence outcome choice, including team input, funding opportunities, as well as stakeholder receptivity and measurement availability. 

  • ISHCA 21: Contemporary Methods in Implementation Science – Study Designs and Frameworks

    Type of resource: Video
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Science
    Topics: Design and analysis Frameworks, models, theories Intervention development Study design
    Recorded at ISHCA 21, this session provides a grounding in some of the contemporary issues and challenges of implementation science

  • ISHCA 21: Health Inequities and Implementation Challenges

    Type of resource: Video
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Practice
    Topics: Health equity Knowledge translation Stakeholder engagement
    Hear from public health and implementation experts about why health equity is an important consideration in implementation research.

  • ISHCA 21: Implementation in Complex Health Systems

    Type of resource: Video
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Science
    Topics: Barriers and facilitators Implementation strategies
    Professor Nick Sevdalis’ and Professor Sandy Middleton discuss their experiences of working in implementation science and implementing interventions in often complex health systems at ISHCA 21.

  • Before You Begin: Implementation Science Research

    Type of resource: Video
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Science
    Topics: Introductory Readiness for change Stakeholder engagement
    Before starting your implementation science research, you first need to identify and demonstrate a need for change.

  • Writing implementation research grant proposals: ten key ingredients

    Type of resource:
    Science Expertise: Beginner Resource category: Science
    Topics: Introductory
    This article addresses the challenges of preparing grant applications that succeed in the emerging field of dissemination and implementation. The article summarizes ten ingredients that are important in implementation research grants.

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