Pisando Fuerte Impact Profile
Impact of Pisando Fuerte
File: Impact-Profile-PisandoFuerte-Final.pdfImpact of Pisando Fuerte
File: Impact-Profile-PisandoFuerte-Final.pdfDRISS: Dissemination Research and Implementation Science Seminar
Guest: Felice Resnik PhD, Implementation Scientist in the Dissemination and Implementation Launchpad at the University of Wisconsin – Madison
Date: September 9 @ 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Title: MAISY: Multi-level Adaptive Implementation Strategies and Associated Optimization Trial Designs
File: DRISS-Flyer-Sept2022-1.pdfE2I Scoring Criteria
File: E2I-Scoring-Tool.pdfThe University of Wisconsin – Madison Institute for Clinical and Translational Research’s Dissemination and Implementation (D&I) Launchpad's 2022 D&I Short Course: Human-Centered Design for Implementation & Impact
File: Short-Course-2022.pdfThe University of Wisconsin – Madison Institute for Clinical and Translational Research’s Dissemination and Implementation (D&I) Launchpad’s 2022 D&I Short Course: Human-Centered Design for Implementation & Impact
DRISS: Dissemination Research and Implementation Science Seminar
Guest: Daniel Almirall, Associate Professor, Co-Director, Data Science for Dynamic Intervention Decision-making Center (d3c)
Date: August 12 @ 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Title: MAISY: Multi-level Adaptive Implementation Strategies and Associated Optimization Trial Designs
File: DRISS-Flyer-Aug2022.pdfPre-proposals due July 15, 2022
Required Workshop (Virtual or Recording): June 15, 2022 – Register
The 2022 Evidence to Implementation (E2I) RFA has been released! The purpose of the E2I award is to facilitate and expedite the transfer or commercialization of evidence-based or evidence-informed practices, interventions, and innovations to appropriate end-users using the D&I Launchpad™. These include self-management or other health promotion workshops and interventions, and health services innovations that improve delivery of care in the health care or community setting. Previous awards are described here. Jane Mahoney, Director of the ICTR D&I Launchpad, notes,
The Launchpad team’s expertise will help with the future growth and sustainability of these healthcare innovations. These programs have incredible potential to make a significant impact on the health of Wisconsin and beyond
These awards will support creation of a Launchpad Package to support the dissemination and implementation of the evidence-based intervention or innovation. The elements of the Launchpad Package will be unique to each project, but may include a business plan – value proposition, marketing, sales, financials, intellectual property review, and any necessary tools and supporting materials.
The Evidence to Implementation Award (E2I) is funded by UW ICTR Pilots Awards Program, which is made possible by the UW SMPH Wisconsin Partnership Program through a Strategic Grant to the UW Institute for Clinical and Translational Research.
The deadline to submit a pre-proposal is July 15, 2022 (Uploaded 06/06/2022).
File: 2022-RFA-EvidenceToImplementation.docxRFA for the Evidence to Implementation Award (Uploaded 06/06/2022)
Impact of 2020 E2I awardee MOVIN
File: Impact-Profile-MOVIN-1.0-060122.pdfPlease join us in congratulating four UW investigators who were recently recognized at Translational Science, the annual meeting of the Association for Clinical and Translational Science (ACTS) meeting held April 20-22, 2022, in Chicago, Illinois. Allan Brasier, ICTR Executive Director and SMPH Senior Associate Dean for Clinical and Translational Research, comments,
We were privileged to nominate an outstanding group of candidates from UW-ICTR this year. These ACTS 2022 Translational Awardees have been leaders in the development and adoption of evidence-based therapeutics into health benefits for patients and continue to be innovators in the process of translational science. We are pleased that they have flourished in the superb environment for clinical and translational research at UW.
This year’s national awardees include:
Elizabeth Burnside, ICTR Deputy Executive director and SMPH Associate Dean for Team Science and Interdisciplinary Research, adds,
ICTR, UW translational researchers, and the ACTS community are fortunate to be able to draw on the expertise and pioneering work of this year’s UW ACTS awardees. Each has made unique contributions to translational science, and they embody important ICTR values including extraordinary mentorship and inclusivity across the translational spectrum.
Event flyer for the zoom meeting with Dr. Andrew Wandersman
File: Wandersman-Event-Final.pdf