WELCOME!
This site provides an explanation of and resources for those
wanting to apply the RE-AIM framework.
Our overall goal is to enhance the quality, speed, and public
health impact of efforts to translate research into practice.
Among the revised features are:
- Tools and resources to make the site easier to navigate (see
also SEARCH function above).
- A comprehensive list of RE-AIM publications and presentations
organized alphabetically by year in PUBLICATIONS and PRESENTATIONS.
Please send in your own RE-AIM related work for inclusion on the
site to Bridget
Gaglio.
- A "WHAT'S NEW" section on upcoming events, conferences, and
opportunities.
- New "WHAT'S HOT" section provides links to the most frequently
accessed information (see what your colleagues are doing and
using).
WE NEED YOUR FEEDBACK! Please send comments and suggestions to
Bridget Gaglio.
HEADLINE NEWS:
Dr. Glasgow and colleagues have published an article
on recruitment strategies and reach of an Internet-based diabetes
self-management program in the most recent issue of Annals of
Behavioral Medicine. The article documents biases in participant
characteristics, especially related to health disparities,
associated with passive (volunteers contact the program) vs. active
outreach recruitment strategies. It also reviews various
alternatives that have been used to calculate reach participation
rates and recommends a reporting standard.
Other publications on this web-based diabetes
self-management program reporting on RE-AIM related issues of
participant engagement and 4-month outcomes on behavior change and
biological outcomes are in press in Journal of Medical Internet
Research and Journal of General Internal medicine, respectively,
and will be coming out in subsequent issues.
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Quote:
"Hope and patience are two sovereign remedies for all, the surest reposals, the softest cushions to lean on in adversity." - Robert Burton