From “What Works?”to “What Works Here?”
This month, we feature Drs. Harden and Maw’s recent presentation,“From ‘What Works?’ to ‘What Works Here?’”, which explores how RE-AIM, PRISM, and iPRISM can help teams understand context, promote health …
ISPEC Talks: Adoption, Sustainability and Real World Use with Prof. Paul Estabrooks
Dr. Paul Estabrooks, a founding contributor to the RE‑AIM framework, recently joined Professor Moriah Ellen to discuss how implementation science has evolved beyond asking whether an intervention works to examining …
Integrating Implementation Science and Pragmatic Methods into Behavioral Medicine
Our very own Russ Glasgow, PhD, gave a wonderful talk at the Society of Behavioral Medicine Annual Meeting this year. Click the image below to review the slide deck and …
IS-PEC Talks: Implementation Science in Crisis, Conflict, and Constant Change with Dr. Marcia Ory
Our very own Dr. Marcia Ory was a guest with IS-PEC discussing as IS-PES decribes: ” Dr. Marcia Ory explored what implementation looks like when there is no stable “normal” …
Focusing Qualitative Inquiries Through a PRISM Lens: A Tutorial Using the PRISM Qualitative Database
https://youtu.be/wANptXOOAgMDr. Emily Dunston will present an overview of how the PRISM framework can sharpen qualitative research questions, using the PRISM Qualitative Database as a practical guide. Her talk offers a …
The Application and Evolution of the Practical, Robust Implementation and Sustainability Model (PRISM): History and Innovations
Check out this presentation by Glasgow et al., that takes a unique and in-depth look at the application and evolution of PRISM! Click the presentation below to see the deck!
Using the Practical, Robust Implementation and Sustainability Model to inform meaningful partner engagement and the selection of implementation strategies to increase colorectal cancer screening in federally qualified health centers.
Check out this article by Nodora et. al., that applyies the Practical, Robust Implementation and Sustainability Model (PRISM) to help federally qualified health centers engage partners meaningfully and select strategies …