Implementation science investigates the methods and strategies that promote the systematic uptake of evidence-based interventions within real-world settings. It focuses on understanding how contextual ...

The health risks of a changing climate are immediate and multifaceted. Policies, plans, and programs to reduce climate-related health impacts exist, but multiple barriers hinder the uptake of these ...

Oncology rehabilitation and exercise (ORE) exist along a continuum of care, providing essential services for patients with cancer to improve health outcomes. Although oncology rehabilitation, ...

The UAB Certificate in Dissemination and Implementation (D&I) Science in Health Care is a new educational program that provides advanced training in dissemination and implementation research in health ...

Implementation science is an evolving field that aims to use evidence and rigorously acquired knowledge to close quality and outcome gaps in health and human services. However, we still have work to ...

Toolkits designed to help researchers digest the literature on D&I science and generate ideas for applying it to their work. The D&I Science Core provides infrastructure, training, and consultation to ...

The Fall Institute is designed to provide a foundation in implementation science and the design of studies that have potential to impact real-world settings. Through lecture by leading experts and ...

Laryngeal Cancer: Diagnosis and Time to Treatment in the Brazilian Public Health System a Comparative Study of the Past 5 Years Coordinated efforts to bridge cancer control research and practice in ...

Advances in intervention research have substantially improved our understanding of how to treat mental health conditions. However, the mere existence of effective interventions does not ensure ...

COVID-19 has led to the disruption of health care services and delivery across various contexts. Clinicians and community-based organizations must respond quickly to the evolving and ongoing public ...

In 2014, the keynote speaker at the Maternal and Child Health Epidemiology Conference told the attendees that we needed to stop talking about infant mortality. Since infant mortality was pretty much ...