Hosted by the Dissemination and Implementation Launchpad™
Please join us for an interactive, monthly lunchtime seminar (via Zoom) to learn about dissemination and implementation research and recruitment science! Enhance your knowledge, share experiences, and develop connections with others in this community for your future work.
Each seminar takes place on the second Friday of every month from 12:00-1:00 pm CST during the 2024-2025 academic year. Register for the full seminar series.
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Implementation Science & Community Health Outcomes (ISCHO) Certificate
This certificate addresses the gap between basic research discoveries and their application in clinical and public health practice. Such research requires engagement among community members, organizations, clinicians, and researchers and draws on distinct skills. Learn more about the ISCHO Certificate.
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Common Questions
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How do I get this seminar added to my calendar?
Sign up for seminar updates. We will send out emails with upcoming seminar and speaker announcements. You may also click on any of the upcoming sessions in the calendar above and there will be an “add to calendar” function.
Do I have to be affiliated with UW to attend?
No, these sessions are open to everyone interested in D&I research and recruitment science. Sign up for emails to stay informed.
Can I get course credit for attending this seminar?
E-mail Barbara King to sign up for independent study credits for this academic year. These credits count towards completion of the ISCHO Certificate.
How is this seminar related to the Implementation Science & Community Health Outcomes (ISCHO) Certificate?
The Implementation Science and Community Health Outcomes (ISCHO) certificate program has a seminar requirement of 1-2 credits. DRISS Presents TEACH-RS is one of the options for fulfilling this seminar requirement.
Faculty
Barbara King
Barbara (Barb) King, PhD, APRN-BC, FAAN, Charlotte Jane and Ralph A. Rodefer Chair, is a professor in the UW-Madison School of Nursing. Her program of research aims to improve outcomes for hospitalized older adults.
Dr. King is currently conducting an R01 AHRQ-funded study using a cluster randomized controlled trial design to test the effectiveness of Mobilizing Older adults Via a systems-based INtervention (MOVIN). Dr. King, along with her colleague Dr. Linsey Steege, created MOVIN to address barriers nursing staff experience that prevent them from getting adult patients up to walk during a hospital stay. Older adults, in particular, experience significant negative functional outcomes during hospitalization due to lack of ambulation.
As an expert in qualitative methodology, using Grounded Theory, Dr. King has also conducted numerous studies investigating nurse decision-making to mobilize patients, the impact of hospital-based fall prevention strategies on nursing practice, and ambulation recovery in older adults post-discharge.
January
Barbara King, PhD, RN, APRN-BC, FAAN | Using REP and REAIM to implement a complex mobility intervention in a hospital setting
February
Jay Ford, PhD | Applying a Health Systems Engineering Approach to D&I and Sustainability Research
March
Olufunmilola Abraham, PhD, MS, BPharm | Implementing a youth advisory board to inform adolescent health and medication safety research
April
Yao Liu, MD, MS & Christiana Fowlkes | Systems Modeling to Integrate Health Equity Into Implementation Science: Cultural Adaptation of an Implementation Program for Tele-Ophthalmology in Urban, Low-Income Black Communities
May
Jane Mahoney, MD | Integration of D&I within Translational Science: Examples from UW-Madison ICTR
June
Andy Garbacz, PhD | Promoting Family Wellbeing and Youth Mental Health through Family-Centered and Family-School-Community Intervention
September
Rose Hennessy Garza, PhD, MPH | How connected are translational science and implementation science? A bibliographic directed citation network analysis
October
Felice Resnik, PhD | An Introduction to D&I Science
November
Angie Calvin, PhD and Avery Salerno | Fostering Healthy Social Media Use through Disseminating Evidence to Families, Educators, and Physicians via Q&A Web Portal
December
Yao Liu, MD, MS | Implementation of Teleophthalmology in Rural Health Systems (I-TRUST) Study: a Hybrid Type 2 Effectiveness and Implementation Multicenter Clinical Trial
January
Michael Koenigs, PhD, and Aaron Hicks (Nehemiah Center for Urban Leadership Development) | Best of Both Worlds: A Community-Academic Partnership Addressing Mental Health and Incarceration
February
Kat Phelps, PhD | Community Engagement to Strengthen Translational Science
March
Maria Mora Pinzon, MD, MS, FACPM | Sharing Strengths: Disseminating Pisando Fuerte – A Latino/a/e/x Fall Prevention Program
April
Andrew Quanbeck, PhD | Using Digital Health to Support Reduced Alcohol Use
May
Ed Portillo, PharmD | National Expansion of a Pharmacist-Driven COPD Service Through Application of Dissemination and Implementation (D&I) Science Principles
September
Christie Bartels, MD, MS | Pragmatic Studies for Advancing Implementation and Equity