Overview
Dissemination and Implementation science aids in the process of bringing evidence-based interventions into practice within health care and community settings.
As part of CCTS’s Community Engagement and Collaboration Core, dissemination and implementation services align with our community engagement endeavors to address complex health issues, bring together researchers and communities, and increase the number of evidence-based interventions that are implemented in real-world practices. Our expertise is especially relevant to researchers who address the health needs of the diverse Chicago community, particularly our urban youth.
Implementation support focuses on the integration of evidence-based interventions into practice settings. How a health intervention is implemented can impact its outcomes in ways a researcher never intended. We can help researchers identify both barriers and opportunities for successful implementation. Additionally, research dissemination consultations can support these efforts through the process of spreading knowledge and information to the community beyond the standard journal publications and meeting presentations.
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Planning
Relevant Support:
- Letter of Support
- Project Design Consultation
- Community engagement strategies including partnership development
- Collaborative partnership development with policy stakeholders
- Dissemination and/or implementation plans, including use of evidence-based practice
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conclusion
Relevant Support:
- Preparing for subsequent grants/projects, including sustainable, evidence-based implementation strategies and policy guidance
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Including methods section review and subsequent grant/project planning
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dissemination
Relevant Support:
- One-on-one consultation on disseminating research beyond the academic setting
- Preparing for subsequent grants/projects, including sustainable, evidence-based implementation strategies and policy guidance
- Community Engagement Advisory Board consultation on dissemination tactics and outreach options