Implementation Science
Overview
Co-chairs:
Core goal: Support implementation-related research aims in pragmatic clinical trials to promote the uptake and sustainability of effective interventions in routine practice, with the aim of improving population health.
The Implementation Science Core will provide technical support and pragmatic trial expertise for NIH Collaboratory Trials with a specific focus on innovative dissemination and implementation science approaches. Improved dissemination and implementation of evidence-based practices requires the careful building of relationships with study teams early on. Integrating implementation frameworks and methods into the study design is essential for post-trial implementation success. The Implementation Science Core will meet regularly with NIH Collaboratory Trial study leaders from the start of their projects to help plan and work through any implementation related issues.
Pragmatic clinical trials have great potential to translate interventions into real-world practice. The Implementation Science Core will work to ensure that effective NIH Collaboratory Trial interventions achieve maximum impact, are scalable, and can be sustained in healthcare systems long-term.
Presentation
In this video, NIH Collaboratory
researchers Leah Tuzzio and
Dr. Vince Mor discuss what it
means to design a pragmatic
trial with implementation in
mind, and they share examples
from 2 NIH Collaboratory Trials—
ABATE Infection and PROVEN.
Areas of Focus
- Support teams in thinking about appropriate implementation science theories, models, and frameworks to guide design and data collection for implementation aims.
- Inform future implementation strategy design.
- Identify measures for implementation constructs.
- Enhance synergy between implementation research and pragmatic clinical trials.
News & Interviews
- News_New Report Sets Out Posttrial Responsibilities in Pragmatic Clinical Trials
March 7, 2024: New Report Sets Out Posttrial Responsibilities in Pragmatic Clinical Trials
- News_Your Pragmatic Trial Has Ended Now What
January 22, 2024: Your Pragmatic Trial Has Ended. Now What?
- News_Program Leaders Reflect on Cross-Core Collaboration and Opportunities for the Future
August 14, 2023: Program Leaders Reflect on Cross-Core Collaboration and Opportunities for the Future
- News_Implementation Science Core Cochairs Discuss Implementation Challenges
August 7, 2023: Implementation Science Core Cochairs Discuss Implementation Challenges, Strategies in Pragmatic Trials
- News_NCI’s David Chambers Discusses Role of Implementation Science in Pragmatic Research
August 3, 2023: NCI’s David Chambers Discusses Role of Implementation Science in Pragmatic Research
- News_NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory Welcomes First Class of Fellows
July 17, 2023: NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory Welcomes First Class of Fellows
- News_NIH Collaboratory Begins 2023 With New Cores in Health Equity and Implementation Science
January 30, 2023: NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory Begins 2023 With New Cores in Health Equity and Implementation Science
- News_NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory Announces 2 New Core Working Groups
October 24, 2022: NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory Announces 2 New Core Working Groups
- Interview_Dr. George on Implementing Interventions
Video Interview: Dr. Steven George Discusses Implementation and Intervention Complexity in Pragmatic Clinical Trials
- News_PRIM-ER_Implementation
November 2, 2020: PRIM-ER Pilot Study Identifies Keys to Implementation Success
Products and Publications
- Morain et al Learn Health Syst 2024
Post-trial responsibilities in pragmatic clinical trials: Fulfilling the promise of research to drive real-world change
- Green et al J Gen Intern Med 2024
Factors affecting post-trial sustainment or de-implementation of study interventions: a narrative review
Presentations
- ImpSciMeasuresPoster_Final_Check 11Dec2023
Implementation-related data collection within the NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory: Current state and future opportunities
- 2023 AcademyHealth Workshop_Day 1_Bosworth
Objectives and Trial Design: An Overview of Hybrid Designs
- 2023 NIH Workshop_Panel 1_Check
2023 NIH Workshop Panel 1: Check
- Curtis PMC Slides 2MAY2022+tg
Implementation Experiences from NIH Pragmatic Trials Collaboratory
- HCSRN 2022 Session 3 Check_Hybrid Design_Final 17Mar20221
HCSRN 2022 Hybrid Design Check
- SC-Mtg-2022-Day-2-George
Intervention Delivery and Stability of Control Panel at 2022 Steering Committee Meeting
- AcademyHealth Dec2021 D and I Workshop Welcome Weber
AcademyHealth Dec 2021 PreConference Workshop Welcome Address Weber
- GR-Slides-06-11-21
The TSOS Effectiveness-Implementation Hybrid Study: Health Care System Level Theoretical Considerations & Pragmatic Trial Results (GR Slides 2021)
- Topic 3-Implementation
ePCT Workshop Topic 3-Implementation