Hosted by the Center for Dissemination & Implementation Research (D&I) and the Clinical Research Training Center

According to the National Institutes of Health, if we are to ensure that all populations benefit from the nation’s investments in scientific discoveries, closing the gap between research discovery and clinical and community practice is both a complex challenge and an absolute necessity.

In collaboration with the Clinical Research Training Center, the Center for Dissemination and Implementation have joined forces to offer this annual workshop designed to stimulate the minds o those interested in D&I science, from novice to well-versed practitioner.

Registration is limited, so reserve your space soon.

• At the end of the two-day course, participants will:
• Be familiar with the foundational motives for D&I research
• Be familiar with key perspectives and methods in analyzing implementation gaps
• Be familiar with approaches to creating strategies to overcome those gaps
  Gain exposure to emerging concepts of context, adaptation, and emerging methods emphasizing external validity
• Participants will be provided with an agenda as well as a syllabus, presentation recording and a number of readings before the course in preparation. The live zoom sessions will include engaging discussion.

Presenters include: Ana Baumann, PhD, Ross Brownson, PhD, Elvin Geng, MD, Allison King, MD, PhD, Rebecca Lengnick-Hall, PhD, Stephanie Mazzucca-Ragan, PhD, Aaloke Mody, MD, Byron Powell, PhD, Catherine Schwarz, MPP, Ashley Sturm, MA, Rachel Tabak, PhD

For inquiries contact Karlee Kreienkamp.