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9 Workshop 3, Session 1: Measuring the Impact of Dissemination Projects
9 Workshop 3, Session 1: Measuring the Impact of Dissemination Projects
Pages 71-80
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(Kwan) WORKSHOP INTRODUCTION Lauren Hughes, associate professor of family medicine and state policy director of the Farley Health Policy Center at the University of Colorado, offered brief introductory remarks.
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EVALUATING DISSEMINATION AND IMPLEMENTATION PROJECTS Karen Glanz is the George A Weiss University professor and professor in the Perelman School of Medicine and School of Nursing, associate director for community-engaged research, and program coleader for the cancer control program at the University of Pennsylvania Abramson Center.
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The third outcome can only be measured if researchers continue observation after the end date of the implementation project. USING DIGITAL TOOLS FOR DISSEMINATION AND IMPLELENTATION IN THE COMMUNITY Silas Buchanan, founder and chief executive officer of the Institute for eHealth Equity, explained that his organization is a social impact consulting firm that works with people from underserved communities and communities of color to improve their digital literacy and to educate them about benefits of adopting and using technology to improve health outcomes.
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He emphasized the importance of trust to the success of projects that seek to improve community health outcomes. His organization collected data related to engagement throughout the 6-month pilot program.
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for high-risk outpatients with COVID-19. The three goals of this hybrid implementation and effectiveness study are to assess barriers and facilitators to using mAb infusion treatments statewide based on diffusion of innovations theory; develop, implement, and evaluate innovative strategies statewide to optimize equitable mAb access; and determine the real-world effectiveness and safety of mAb treatment in highrisk COVID-19 outpatients as new virus variants arise (Kwan et al., 2022b)
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Its contents are the authors' sole responsibility and do not necessarily represent official NIH views. Presented by Bethany Kwan on July 2, 2022, at Accelerating the Use of Findings from Patient-Centered Outcomes Research in Clinical Practice to Improve Health and Health Care: A Workshop Series.
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As an example, she has found creating staff development opportunities for community organization staff, such as the lifeguards that participated in her project, was an effective strategy for developing a sense of ownership among members of the community. Her team also found community engagement studios to be valuable for developing a sense of community ownership of a project.
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She said that this may not be the most effective approach because it may limit the resources that the project can provide. She added that it is also important to consider fairness in the way a project team allocates resources among community partners and to avoid assuming that every community or organization has the same resource needs.
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He added that it is important to listen to community members in a manner that conveys that the project team values their contributions to the project and prioritizes making that data useful for the community. Kwan agreed that paying those who engage in planning and conducting research is critically important.
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