ACTIVITIEs
Implementation Fidelity and Adaptation: A Balancing Act for Program Effectiveness
In implementation research, the goal is to bridge the gap between evidence-based innovations and their practical application in real-world settings. For an intervention to achieve its desired outcomes, it must be delivered with high fidelity—adhering to its...
Enhancing Implementation through Iterative Learning and Quality Improvement
Implementation research is a dynamic and adaptive process aimed at addressing real-world challenges within public health and other interventions. To maximize the effectiveness of any program, continuous learning, feedback, and adaptation are critical...
Driving Sustainability Through Strategic Implementation and Measurement
In the modern landscape of program development and intervention, sustainability stands as a cornerstone of long-term success. Achieving sustainable outcomes requires a thoughtful approach, one that moves beyond mere implementation and delves into the intricate...
Sustaining Public Health Interventions: Frameworks and Strategies for Long-Term Impact
Sustainability is a critical consideration in public health interventions, especially in resource-limited settings. Ensuring that health initiatives continue delivering benefits after external funding or support ends is vital for long-term community well-being. This...
Understanding Contextual Factors in Implementation Research
In the field of implementation research, understanding contextual factors is critical for the successful adoption and sustainability of evidence-informed interventions. These factors can either facilitate or hinder the implementation process, making it essential for...
Understanding Adaptations in Implementation Research
4 Adaptation plays a crucial role in implementation research, offering a pathway to optimize interventions for diverse contexts without compromising their core efficacy. The concept, while seemingly straightforward, involves a delicate balance of maintaining fidelity...
Bridging Context and Effectiveness: Adaptive Strategies in Implementation Research
Implementation Research (IR) strives to ensure that interventions designed to address critical health and social issues are effectively applied in diverse, real-world settings. However, no two contexts are identical. Factors such as culture, infrastructure, and...
Navigating Adaptation in Implementation Research: Strategies for Real-World Impact
In implementation research, understanding how interventions and their strategies adapt to various contexts is essential to achieving intended outcomes. Adaptation, a dynamic process, helps interventions remain relevant and effective across diverse settings. However,...
Adapting Implementation Strategies for Improved Community Impact
Effective implementation of interventions requires more than just well-designed strategies—it demands adaptability to the unique needs and contexts of target populations. Implementation Research (IR) provides tools to bridge this gap, focusing on how to best deliver...
Clarifying Mixed Methods and Multi-Method Approaches in Implementation Research
In implementation research, both mixed methods and multi-method approaches play a crucial role in exploring complex health systems. However, they serve distinct purposes based on how closely linked the research components are and the level of integration between...
Harnessing Mixed Methods in Implementation Research: A Holistic Approach
In implementation research, mixed methods have emerged as a crucial approach to exploring the effectiveness and adaptability of health interventions within complex, real-world settings. This approach, combining qualitative and quantitative research techniques, is...
WEBINAR on Bioethics: History, Current Scenario and Challenges – Radha Saini
Hosted by WHO-TDR IR Connect (10-November-2021) Speakers: Pham Huong Giang, UGM Dr Abhishek Royal, UGM
Trend analysis of childhood tuberculosis in bangladesh
Hosted by WHO-TDR IR Connect (10-November-2021) Speakers: Pham Huong Giang, UGM Dr Abhishek Royal, UGM
Implementation Strategies – contextual factors, barriers, facilitators – Dr. Piyusha Majumdar
Implementation Strategies – identification and adaptation – Dr. Mrittika Barua
Effective ingredients of evidence-informed interventions – Dr. Phyllis Dako-Gyeke
Conducting IR – fidelity and adaptation – Dr. Juliana Kagura
Conducting IR – gaps in IR measurement – Dr. Emmanuel Asampong
Conducting IR – internal validity – Dr. Franklin Glozah
Conducting IR – external validity / transferability – Jean Louis Abdourahim
Study design and methods – models/frameworks/study design – Dr Anna Kalbarczyk
Study design and methods – mixed and multi-methods approaches – Dr. Malabika Sarker
Study design and methods – measuring and assessing IR outcomes – Retna Siwi
Study design and methods – sustainability and scale-up – Housseini Dolo
Iterative and learning cycles to facilitate continuous improvement of IR – Dr. Humayra Binte Anwar
Translating IR results to policy and action – Dr. Yodi Mahendradhata
Communicating and advocating throughout the IR process – Dione Benjumea
Kunzang Dorji
Kunzang Dorji – A Deputy Chief Laboratory Officer/ Surveillance Officer, Royal Centre for Disease Control Department of Public Health, Ministry of Health, Bhutan. He is from Bhutan and an alumni of the WHO-TDR IR batch from the University of Gadjah Mada shares his...
Join us for the TDR Global Webinar on Immunization!
🤝 Explore the theme 'Revitalizing Immunization: Implementation Research for Strengthening Routine Vaccination Programs.' 🚀 Learn from renowned speakers Dr. Arindam Ray and Dr. Bibek Kumar Lal as they delve into the scope of implementation research in immunization...
Rajat Das Gupta
Rajat Das Gupta - A graduate research assistant at University of South Carolina. He is from Bangladesh and an alumni of the...