D&I Research Series - Part 1: Capacity Building in Community-based Settings: Examples and Lessons Learned

Who This Workshop Is Ideal For

This workshop is designed for all researchers, health professionals, community stakeholders and others looking to increase the use of evidence-based practices in clinical healthcare settings.

Workshop Rationale

Dissemination and Implementation research (D&I) has made notable progress in expanding the use of evidence-based practices in clinical healthcare settings. This brown bag lunch series will discuss opportunities to expand and apply these strategies to community-based settings, drawing from research and practice-based experience. 

Agenda

1. A featured topic discussion and application to community settings for D&I research - Capacity Building in Community-based Settings: Examples and Lessons Learned (30 minutes)
2. Discussion of works in progress (30 minutes)

Location

In-Person
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, Anschutz Health Science Building
P12-2004 Breakout Room
1890 N Revere Court, Aurora, CO 80045

For more information about visitor parking on campus, please click on the following link: https://www.cuanschutz.edu/offices/facilities-management/parking-transportation-maps/parking/visitor-parking. 

Virtual
Zoom (The virtual link will be sent out on Monday, November 27^th.)

1. Identify emerging priorities for community-based D&I research in Colorado and beyond.
2. Examine opportunities and challenges in conducting D&I research in non-clinical community settings.
3. Assess successful community research partnership strategies.

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Jan Lowery, PhD, MPH
Assistant Director, Dissemination, and Implementation
Office of Community Outreach and Engagement, UC Cancer Center
Visiting Professor, Community and Behavioral Health
Colorado School of Public Health