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Dec
8
12:00 PM12:00
Implementation Science, Dissemination, Engagement, Population Health Improvm

C-DIAS Virtual Grand Rounds: Brian Mittman, Alice Zhang, and Berkeley Franz

Strengthening Implementation Science to Enhance and Accelerate Its Contributions to Improved Health

Brian Mittman, PhD
Kaiser Permanente

Alice Zhang, MD
Penn State Health

Berkeley Franz, PhD
Ohio University

ABSTRACT:
The field of implementation science has demonstrated significant progress and contributions in expanding the use of evidence-based practices in routine care settings during the past 4 decades. Yet leaders in the field have also issued important calls to action, highlighting the remaining challenges we face in fully achieving our mission to both achieve implementation goals and facilitate more rapid improvement in patient and population health. This presentation begins with a broad overview of innovations in research practices that are needed to enhance and accelerate the field’s impact followed by an in-depth discussion of two proposed changes: strengthening both stakeholder engagement and study follow-up planning.

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Jan
18
12:00 PM12:00
Implementation Methods, Systems Science, User Centered Design, Digital Mental Health, Engagement, Intervention Design

PSMG: Implementation and Systems Science Series - Andrea K. Graham

Design for Digital Mental Health Interventions: Optimizing Engagement and Implementation

Andrea K. Graham, PhD
Northwestern University

ABSTRACT:
Efforts to translate evidence-based digital health interventions from research to real-world settings have struggled with sustained consumer engagement and the successful integration of these tools into their targeted systems of care. User-centered design involves collaborating with end-users throughout the process of intervention design, testing, and implementation to ensure the intervention meets consumers’ needs and preferences, to in turn increase uptake and engagement. This presentation will describe design methods that aim to increase engagement in intervention design and implementation, drawing on examples from applying these methods to mobile interventions for different mental and behavioral health problems.

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