Overview
The Implementation Science Seminar Series is an interactive seminar held via Zoom on the second Friday of each month during the academic year. It takes place from 12:00-1:00 p.m. (central time). Join us to learn about the four pillars of the Dissemination and Implementation field: implementation theory, implementation methods, implementation strategies, and implementation laboratories. The series will feature national luminaries in implementation science, highlight innovative research at UW–Madison, and explore campus resources to support D&I research.
Register for the 2025-2026 academic year.
2025-2026 Seminar Schedule
- September
- October
- Theory: The Fundamentals and the Future | Sarah Birken, PhD; Shellie Ellis, PhD
- November
- December
- Implementation Laboratories: The UW Health Learning Health System: Realizing the Promise of a Primary Hospital Provider Team for Complex Patients | Anne Gravel Sullivan, PhD; Sara Westergaard, MD, MPH
- January
- Implementation Strategies: Audit & Feedback Implementation: Strategies to Evaluate, Iterate, and Ask the Experts | Anne Sales, PhD; Christie Bartels, MD, MS
- February
- Methods: The Economics of Adaptations in Implementation Research | Ramzi Salloum, PhD; Andrew Quanbeck, PhD
- March
- Implementation Strategies: Interactive Assistance: Distinguishing Facilitation, Coaching, Mentoring, and Champions | Jay Ford, PhD
- April
- Methods: Increasing the Rigor of Pragmatic Clinical Trials to Advance Implementation of Evidence-Based Practice | Ed Vasilevskis, MD, MPH; Mary Ryan Baumann, PhD
- May
- An Introduction to Implementation Laboratories | Noah Ivers, MD, PhD; Sarina Schrager, MD, MS; Bob Greenlee, PhD
See all past events on YouTube.
Implementation Science & Community Health Outcomes (ISCHO) Certificate
The ISCHO certificate program has a seminar requirement of 1-2 credits and the Implementation Science Seminar Series is one of the options for fulfilling this seminar requirement. 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.
