Dissemination and Implementation Science (D&I) bridges research and practice. The field's mission is to translate research findings from the health and social services literature into routine practice. D&I includes both research (e.g., what are the best methods to implement new programs?) and practice (e.g., supporting organizations to make a change). D&I builds upon the foundational research established by the fields of health promotion and prevention, health behavior change, public health and policy, change management, global health, complexity science, program evaluation, community-based participatory research, social psychology, industrial/organizational psychology, and more. 

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My specialty is methodological and transdisciplinary, aiming to advance the science and practice of implementation and quality improvement.

 

Technical expertise includes:

• Organizational readiness evaluation and readiness building

• Context assessment; particularly using CFIR, TDF, and COM-B

• Process models; particularly ISF, GTO, implementation stages, Intervention Mapping, and Implementation Mapping

• Rapid qualitative analysis and ethnographic analysis

• Implementation facilitation and technical assistance

• Strategy selection and outcomes assessment

• Process evaluation, formative evaluation, and summative evaluation

• Pragmatic tool development

• Quality improvement and PDSA cycles

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A list of my publications can be found here.