About
The Dissemination and Implementation (D&I) Launchpad team aims to launch proven health-related innovations from research to clinical and community practice in Wisconsin and beyond. Through education and training, consultation with researchers, and funding to support researchers, the Launchpad advances the science of D&I in clinical health care and community settings.
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Funding Opportunities
The Dissemination & Implementation (D&I) Research Pilot Award supports projects that aim to effectively implement, disseminate, and scale up evidence-based or evidence-informed interventions or programs into clinical, community and/or public health practice settings that impact policy. See details about this funding opportunity at the link below.
Previously funded D&I award opportunities:
- Evidence to Implementation Award (E2I): Provides funds to expediate dissemination of evidence-based practices, interventions, and innovations to intended end-users.
- Design for Equitable Dissemination Award (D4ED): Provides funds to support intervention development using design thinking processes to engage stakeholders (e.g., end-users, adopters, implementers), including historically underrecognized populations.
- Pipeline Award: Provides funds to support the adaptation and scale-up of projects or health interventions through partnerships with community-engaged academic networks or Practice-Based Research Networks (PBRNs).
Academic Advisory Council
The Academic Advisory Council (AAC) represents a diverse group of faculty who regularly incorporate dissemination and implementation frameworks and methods in their research and are committed to the scientific and educational missions of the ICTR D&I Launchpad.
AAC Members:
- Christie Bartels, MD, MS
- Jay Ford, PhD
- Barb King, PhD
- Yao Liu, MD, MS
- Megan Piper, PhD
- Maria Mora Pinzon, MD, MS
- Ed Portillo, PharmD
- Andrew Quanbeck, PhD
- Ed Vasilevskis, MD, MPH
- Andy Garbacz, PhD