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Welcome to our Fundamentals of Implementation Science Programme, which will introduce users to the science of implementation in the context of non-communicable disease programmes for low- and middle-income settings and vulnerable populations in high-income settings.
The programme is free to access and includes preliminary reading, seven modules of specially curated content, and the option for self-certification on completion.
It takes nine hours to complete the core content, plus additional time to complete quizzes, further reading, and reflection.
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Preliminary Reading
A guide to implementation research in the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases (World Health Organization. (2016). A guide to implementation research in the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2016. Licence: CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 IGO.)
Implementation research in health: a practical guide. (Peters, D. H., Tran, N. T., & Adam, T. (2013). Implementation research in health: a practical guide. World Health Organization.)
Implementation research: what it is and how to do it. (Peters, D. H., Adam, T., Alonge, O., Agyepong, I. A., & Tran, N. (2013). Implementation research: what it is and how to do it. BMJ (Clinical research ed.), 347, f6753. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.f6753)
Programme content
Module 1: Introduction to implementation science
Dr. Brian Oldenburg
Dr. Vilma Irazola
Lecture 1A Bridging the research-to-practice gap with implementation science | Brian Oldenburg
Lecture 1B Key concepts, models, and issues | Leslie Johnson
Lecture 1C Implementation study questions and designs | Vilma Irazola
Recommend Reading:
- Identifying the Implementation Problem, Aims & Questions: A guide to implementation research in the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases Chapter 3.1
Relevant materials from other Hubs/platforms:
Module 2: The nuts and bolts of implementation science
Dr. Vilma Irazola
Dr. Rajesh Vedanthan
Dr. Pilvikki Absetz
Lecture 2A Theories, models, and frameworks for implementation research | Pilvikki Absetz
Lecture 2B A practical application of XXXX framework | Rajesh Vedanthan
Lecture 2C Introduction to implementation strategies | Pilvikki Absetz
Lecture 2D Interventions and measurements at different levels – part 2 | Vilma Irazola
Recommended Monograph:
Articles of TMF mentioned in Lecture 2A
Recommended Reading
Models, Theories and Frameworks: Design and Implementation
Models, Theories and Frameworks: Evaluation
Module 3: Implementation science case studies from low- and middle-income countries
Dr. Lijing Yan
Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi
Dr. Zahra Aziz
Lecture 3A Case study – China | Lijing Yan
Lecture 3B Case study – Kenya | Catherine Kyobutungi
Lecture 3C Case study – India | Zahra Aziz
Lecture 3D New case study coming soon…
Module 4: A population perspective for implementation science
Dr. Ed Gregg
Lecture 4A Building the evidence base for dissemination and implementation: A population and public health perspective | Ed Gregg
Lecture 4B Surveillance to natural experiments | Ed Gregg
Module 5: Stakeholder engagement and cultural adaptation
Dr. Rachel Sturke
Dr. Pilvikki Absetz
Lecture 5A Stakeholder engagement and community participatory approaches | Rachel Sturke
Lecture 5B New lecture coming soon…
Lecture 5C Cultural adaptation and context for program design, implementation, and evaluation | Pilvikki Absetz
Recommended Reading
Cultural Adaptation
Stakeholder Engagement & Community Participation
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Module 6: Implementation research funding and capacity building
Dr. Rajesh Vedanthan
Dr. Brian Oldenburg
Carolyn Johnson
Lecture 6A How to propose a good topic and get funded | Rajesh Vedanthan
Lecture 6B Implementation research: Teams, networks, and training | Rajesh Vedanthan
Lecture 6C The GACD funding model | Carolyn Johnson
Lecture 6D Building capacity for implementation science in LMICs | Brian Oldenburg
Recommended Reading
Study Design
Study Measure
Grant Writing/Funding
Relevant materials from other Hubs/platforms:
Module 7: Career development in implementation science and beyond
Dr. Brian Oldenburg
Dr. Kavita Singh
Dr. Dawn Duke
Lecture 7A Developing a career in a global world | Brian Oldenburg
Lecture 7B Career development in a global world | Kavita Singh
Lecture 7C Progressing your career | Dawn Duke
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You have now completed all seven modules of core content in the Fundamentals of Implementation Science Programme
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