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IS-2 at the 15th Annual Conference on the Science of D&I in Health

The 15th Annual Conference on the Science of Dissemination and Implementation in Health, co-hosted by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and AcademyHealth, will be hosted December 11-14, 2022.

This year’s theme, (Re)Building Better Systems: Being Proactive, Nimble, and Responsive, will build upon lessons learned about rapidly changing community health and clinical settings to envisioning new models for conducting D&I science that respond to the shifting needs of diverse systems and populations, and use flexible and rigorous methodologies to anticipate challenges and ongoing change.

IS-2 Scholars and Faculty are featured during several of the plenaries, panel, and poster sessions. For more information about registration and session details, visit academyhealth.org.

Sunday, December 11, 2022

  • Ross Brownson, PhD: Pre-Conference Workshop – An Introduction to Policy-Focused Dissemination and Implementation Science; Speaker (1:00-4:30 pm EST)

Monday, December 12, 2022

  • David Chambers, DPhil: Special Session – Continue the Conversation: Orientation to the Science of Dissemination and Implementation; Chair (8:30 am EST)
  • David chambers, DPhil: Plenary Presentation – Opening Plenary: Welcome and Introductions; Speaker (9:45 am EST)
  • Bethany Kwan, PhD, MSPH: Panel – Building capacity for designing for dissemination and sustainability; Chair (11:45 am EST)
    • Bethany Kwan, PhD, MSPH: Panel Presentation – Designing for dissemination of treatments for covid-19: the fit to context framework and an engagement methods navigator tool; Presenting Author
    • Bethany Kwan, PhD, MSPH; Russ Glasgow, PhD; and Ross Brownson, PhD: Panel Presentation – Development of a generalizable designing for dissemination and sustainability tool for implementation scientists and practitioners; Co-Authors
    • Bethany Kwan, PhD, MSPH: Panel Presentation – Building dissemination capacity through the Colorado clinical and translational sciences institute dissemination consultation service; Co-Author
  • Rachel Shelton, ScD, MPH: Panel Presentation – Leveraging user-centered design and implementation science to co-design and implement a telehealth-enhanced hybrid cardiac rehabilitation program in a real-world clinical setting; Co-Author (11:45 am EST)
  • Gabriela Buccini, PhD: Call for Abstracts Session – How does Brazil’s criança feliz early childhood development program work? A combined pip-cfir analysis; Presenting Author (12:15 pm EST)
  • Cristina Huebner Torres, PhD, MA; and Karen Emmons, PhD: Call for Abstracts Session – Implementation science partnerships to advance health equity in healthcare settings that serve socially at-risk communities; Co-Authors (12:15 pm EST)
  • Ross Brownson, PhD: Special Session – Meet the Experts; Expert (1:45 pm EST)
  • Allison Gustavson, DPT, PhD: Call for Abstracts Session – Advancing pharmacological treatments for opioid use disorder: outcomes of an implementation trial in eight veterans health administration facilities; Co-Author (3:00 pm EST)
  • Bryan Weiner, PhD: Call for Abstracts Session – Adapting and testing organizational readiness for change measures in South African clinics; Co-Author (3:00 pm EST)
  • Bethany Kwan, PhD, MSPH: Call for Abstracts Session – Effects of modality, duration, and delivery features on reach and representativeness of diabetes shared medical appointments; Presenting Author (3:15 pm EST)
  • Karen Emmons, PhD: Call for Abstracts Session – Bundling colorectal cancer screening outreach with screening for social risk in federally qualified health centers: a stepped-wedge implementation-effectiveness pilot study; Co-Author (3:30 pm EST)

Tuesday, December 13, 2022

  • Bryan Weiner, PhD: Call for Abstracts Session – Selecting implementation strategies to test to improve implementation of integrated PrEP for pregnant and postpartum populations in Kenya; Co-Author (12:00 pm EST)
  • Rachel Shelton, ScD, MPH:Call for Abstracts Session – Understanding dynamic sustainability to promote health equity during the COVID-19 pandemic: Community-led adaptations to cancer screening programs to address evolving contexts and community priorities; Co-Author (11:15 am EST)
  • Alison Hamilton, PhD, MPH:Special Session – Rapid Qualitative Methods in Implementation Science Workshop: Techniques and Considerations; Discussant (1:00 pm EST)
  • Rachel Shelton, ScD, MPH:Discussion Form – Reducing lag time: Approaches for the timely implementation of evidence-based interventions with populations that experience health disparities; Discussant (1:00 pm EST)
  • Russ Glasgow, PhD:Panel – Applying the PRISM framework to guide iterative and responsive adaptations; Chair (2:30 pm EST)
    • Russ Glasgow, PhD:Panel Presentation – Iterative prism (i-prism): background, rationale, key functions and early results; Presenting Author
    • Meredith Fort, PhD:Panel Presentation – Iterative use of re-aim/prism in a hypertension control trial in Guatemala; Presenting Author
    • Katy Trinkley, PharmD, PhD:Panel Presentation – An interactive, visual webtool to guide the pragmatic and iterative use of I-PRISM; Presenting Author
  • Thomas Houston II, MD: Call for Abstracts Session – Monitoring for unintended consequences of EHR-based implementation strategies: a novel approach using EHR audit logs and machine learning; Co-Author (2:30 pm EST)
  • Rachel Shelton ScD, MPH: Call for Abstracts Session – Just ask: identifying barriers and facilitators to inform implementation strategies for smoking assessment and treatment in cancer care settings; Co-Author (3:00 pm EST)

Wednesday, December 14, 2022

  • Heather Brandt, PhD:Main Event – Coffee Chat: Engaged Implementation Science led by Heather Brandt and Shoba Ramanadhan; Speaker (7:15 am EST)
  • Gabriella McLoughlin, PhD:Panel – Implementation science goes “back to school:” application of methods innovations to improve health in educational settings; Chair (8:30 am EST)
    • Gabriella McLoughlin, PhD: Panel Presentation – Application of consolidated framework for implementation research (cfir) mixed methods procedures to evaluate school wellness interventions – lessons learned from two ongoing studies; Presenting Author
    • Yuka Asada, PhD, RD: Panel Presentation – Applying consolidated framework for implementation research (cfir) to policy implementation in school settings: reflections and examples from the national wellness policy study; Presenting Author
  • Bryan Weiner, PhD:Comparison of methods to engage diverse stakeholder populations in prioritizing implementation strategies for testing in resource-limited settings; Co-Author (8:45 am EST)
  • Ellen Fitzsimmons-Craft, PhD: Call for Abstracts Session – Economic evaluation of two implementation strategies for training college mental health providers in interpersonal psychotherapy: a cluster randomized trial; Co-Author (9:15 am EST)
  • Gloria Coronado, PhD:Call for Abstracts Session – Generating the evidence-base for implementation strategies targeting colorectal cancer screening in the accelerating colorectal cancer screening through implementation science (accsis) research sites; Co-Author (9:15 am EST)
  • Jamie Faro, PhD:Call for Abstracts Session – Implementation Support Approaches for Diverse Settings and Populations; Chair (8:30 am EST)
    • Geoffrey Curran:Call for Abstracts Session – Are we being pragmatic enough? Lessons learned from sites lost in a pragmatic clinical trial; Co-Author (8:45 am EST)
  • Rachel Tabak, PhD, RD: Call for Abstracts Session – A scoping review of frameworks in empirical studies and a review of dissemination frameworks; Co-Author (10:15 am EST)
  • Jure Baloh, PhD: Call for Abstracts Session – Toward a more comprehensive understanding of organizational influences on implementation: The organization theory for implementation science (OTIS) framework; Co-Author (10:45 am EST)
  • Russ Glasgow, PhD; Gabriella McLoughlin, PhD; Rachel Tabak, PhD, RD; and Ross Brownson, PhD: Call for Abstracts Session – Designing for dissemination among clinical and public health practitioners in the United States; Co-Authors (11:00 am EST)
  • David Chambers, DPhil: Closing Plenary – Data Systems & Evidence: Advancing Learning and Performance of Implementation Activity; Chair (11:45 am EST)

Poster Presentations

Behavioral Health
  • Daniel Amante, PhD, MPH – Presenting Author: Enhancing implementation of diabetes self-management training: User-centered design and usability testing of the DM-BOOST program.
  • Jure Baloh, PhD; and Geoffrey Curran, PhD – Presenting Author and Author: R3 supervisor strategy in substance use disorder treatment settings: a qualitative formative evaluation of provider perceptions in Arkansas
  • Jamie Faro, PhD, MS – Presenting Author: Wearable device use and technology preferences in cancer survivors with or at risk of atrial fibrillation
Building the future of D&I Science
  • Karen Emmons, PhD – Author: Identifying intervention points to increase the diversity of a research-practice network for cancer equity: a social network analysis
  • Russ Glasgow, PhD – Author: The integration of behavioral economics to implement, disseminate, and sustain clinical interventions and evidence-based practices: a scoping review
  • Alison Hamilton, PhD, MPH – Author: A hub-based model for coordination and consultation increases national implementation science capacity for ending the HIV epidemic
  • Cristina Huebner Torres, PhD, MA; and Karen Emmons, PhD – Presenting Author and Author: Developing a community health center-led equity & ethics workflow: a framework developed through a community-academic implementation science initiative
  • Allison Lewinski, PhD, MPH, RN – Author: 25 early career competencies for collaborative dissemination and implementation research: results of a 3-phase delphi process
Clinical Care Settings: Patient-Level Interventions
  • Ross Brownson, PhD; and Russ Glasgow, PhD – Authors: Delivering community and digital resources at the point-of-care to support health behavior change for adolescents and young adults with obesity: implementation and process evaluation
  • Elena Byhoff, MD, MSc – Presenting Author: Designing an implementation strategy to increase social needs screening in a resource limited clinic with stakeholder input.
  • Alison Hamilton, PhD, MPH – Author: Quality dashboards as a strategy to inform and track the implementation of evidence-based preventive care services for women veterans
  • Stephanie Orstad, PhD – Presenting Author:Evaluating reporting of wearable activity monitor interventions to promote physical activity in adults: Recommendations for systematic reviews to facilitate adaptation
  • Serena Rodriguez, PhD – Author: Development of an implementation intervention to improve adherence to the diabetes prevention program
  • Rachel Shelton, ScD, MPH – Author: A theory-informed, mixed-methods “feasibility-implementation” randomized controlled trial: applying implementation science methods at stage i of intervention development
Clinical Care Settings: Systems-Level Interventions
  • Daniel Amante, PhD, MPH; and Jamie Faro, PhD, MS – Authors: Implementation of health information technologies for secondary cancer prevention in primary care: A scoping review
  • Ross Brownson, PhD – Author: Understanding sustainability in pediatric hospital settings: an exploration of quality improvement and implementation science
  • Jamie Faro, PhD, MS – Presenting Author: Development and pilot testing of activitylink: a clinic implementation program for physical activity ereferrals in cancer survivors
  • Russ Glasgow, PhD – Author: Nationwide dissemination and implementation of a decision support tool for left ventricular assist device to all programs in the united states: successes and lessons learned from the i-decide-lvad project
  • Alison Hamilton, PhD, MPH – Author: Implementation and reach of an electronic template to address cardiovascular risk among women veterans
  • Alison Hamilton, PhD, MPH – Author: “I don’t know what broke the camel’s back, but I think it was cumulative”: Narratives of primary care provider turnover in VA women’s health
  • Alison Hamilton, PhD, MPH – Author: Coping with disruptive patients: perspectives of primary care employees to inform a healthcare system response
  • Alison Hamilton, PhD, MPH – Author: Team-based genetic consultation: an effective system of care for delivery of precision oncology services
  • Bethany Kwan, PhD, MSPH – Author: Implementation and sustainability of shared medical appointments in primary care: discovering the key logistical and financial challenges
  • Robert Schnoll, PhD; and Rachel Shelton, ScD, MPH – Authors: A cluster randomized pragmatic trial testing behavioral economic implementation strategies to improve tobacco treatment rates for cancer patients who smoke
  • Rachel Tabak, PhD, RD – Author: How are implementation strategies used to support care transitions among adolescents and young adults with sickle cell disease? Findings from us healthcare practices
Global Dissemination and Implementation Science
  • Asya Agulnik, MD, MPH – Presenting Author: Hospital factors impacting sustainability of pediatric early warning systems in 51 resource-limited pediatric oncology centers
Health Policy Dissemination and Implementation
  • Alison Hamilton, PhD, MPH – Author: What do primary care clinicians and patients think about internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy for depression? A qualitative study from the veterans’ health administration
Models, Measures, and Methods
  • Asya Agulnik, MD, MPH – Author: Measurement translation and linguistic validity: a case example in multiprofessional communication
  • Heather Brandt, PhD – Author: Differences in readiness scores by respondent characteristics: a cross-sectional study with employees from federally qualified health center clinics
  • Gloria Coronado, PhD – Author: System dynamics modeling for cancer prevention and control implementation: findings from a systematic review
  • Gloria Coronado, PhD – Author: The development of a multilevel risk prediction model to identify risk of failure to complete CRC screening
  • David Chambers, DPhil; and Ross Brownson, PhD – Authors: Framework to assess speed of translation (fast): metrics, determinants, and strategies for nimble, responsive, and rapid implementation
  • Geoffrey Curran, PhD – Author: A review of design methodologies for hybrid type ii studies
  • Meredith Fort, PhD – Presenting Author: Understanding the network of existing cardiovascular disease prevention interventions within the dynamic and complex context of disparities in the Denver metropolitan area
  • Russ Glasgow, PhD – Author: Re-aim implementation outcomes and service outcomes: what’s the connection?
  • Alison Hamilton, PhD, MPH – Author: Stay interviews: an innovative method to monitor and promote primary care employee retention
  • Robert Schnoll, PhD; and Rachel Shelton, ScD, MPH – Authors: Outer context sampling: a pragmatic and equitable approach to ensuring diversity in qualitative and mixed method cohorts
  • Rachel Tabak, PhD, RD; and Debra Haire-Joshu, PhD – Presenting Author and Author: Exploring associations between outer and inner setting determinants in community settings
  • Bryan Weiner, PhD – Author: Public health critical race praxis, grounded theory, and the consolidated framework for implementation research: centering voices at the margins to accelerate health equity
  • Bryan Weiner, PhD – Author: Establishing methods for qualitative data integration to advance implementation science within research consortia
  • Bryan Weiner, PhD – Author: Assessing fidelity to interprofessional bedside rounds: a systematic scoping review of observation tools
  • Bryan Weiner, PhD – Author: Using causal pathway diagrams to optimize multi-component implementation strategies: a methodology
Prevention and Public Health
  • Heather Brandt, PhD; and Lisa Klesges, PhD – Presenting Author and Author: A systematic review of hpv vaccination intervention research contexts
  • Gloria Coronado, PhD – Author: Electronic health record (EHR) challenges in identifying patients due for colorectal cancer screening: findings from a large pragmatic trial in rural clinics
Promoting Health Equity and Eliminating Disparities
  • Alicia Cohen, MD, MSc, FAAFP – Presenting Author: Integrating three implementation frameworks to document adaption of a social risk screening and referral initiative to promote health equity among veterans
  • Geoffrey Curran, PhD – Author: Interaction of implementation and individual factors influencing the vaccination decisions of late adopting Marshallese and Latino adults
  • Thomas Houston II, MD – Author: Opportunities for implementation: social determinants of health electronic medical record documentation from an implementation science centers for cancer control (isc3) project