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Presentations Click on citations to view slide presentations using Adobe Acrobat Reader. Click here to download Adobe® Reader® free of charge. NEW CENTER ON IMPLEMENTATION AND DISSEMINATION RESEARCH The Kaiser Colorado Clinical Research Unit has just launched a new center and resource for translation to practice and policy issues. The center, whose final title may change slightly, is the Kaiser Permanente Center for Implementation and Dissemination Research. It will be led by Co-Directors Drs. James Dearing (see www.kpco-cru.org) and Dr. Russ Glasgow. While the center will hosted within Kaiser and will serve as a resource and learning laboratory for multiple Kaiser research centers, it will also have a strong external and community focus.
The mission of the new Center is to conduct research on the development, implementation and dissemination of applicable concepts and practical tools for the integration of health care research, practice, and policy". For more information and to see the Power Point presentation on the new Center, click HERE Dr. Glasgow recently spoke about RE-AIM and related evaluation issues relevant to the rapidly evolving electronic health care field at the national meeting on "Critical Issues in eHealth Research" sponsored by the National Cancer Institute, National Institute on Drug Abuse, National Institute of Mental Health, National Library of Medicine, Office of Behavioral and Social Science Research, Office of Disease Prevention, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in Bethesda, MD on June 9-10, 2005. Russ Glasgow presented a talk titled, "Conceptual and methodological Dr. Glasgow presented, “Behavioral Science Contributions to Diabetes Care: Current Status and Future Opportunities,” – Part of a symposium entitled, “Reaching Out—Innovations in Technology. The presentation was part of a lectureship for the Behavioral Medicine and Psychology Council Lectureship for Distinguished Contributions. American Diabetes Association 66 th Scientific Sessions – June 9-13, 2006 – Washington , D.C. (TO VIEW THIS PRESENTATION, CLICK HERE). Dr. Glasgow, as an invited speaker, presented, “RE-AIMing Our Research: Larger Scale Implementation and Dissemination of Interventions,” at the NIH/OBSSR 10 th Anniversary—Celebrating a Decade of Progress and Promise. June 21-22, 2006 . Bethesda , Maryland (TO VIEW THIS PRESENTATION, CLICK HERE). Dr. Glasgow presented, “Planning for and Evaluating the Impact of Public Health Programs and Policies: Applying RE-AIM to Dissemination Issues,” at the CDC on November 11, 2006 . (TO VIEW THIS PRESENTATION, CLICK HERE). "RE-AIM Perspective and Methods Featured at AAFP Meeting" Dr. Glasgow recently presented a keynote address at the annual research meeting of the American Association of Family Medicine. His talk entitled "RE-AIMing our Research" was the keynote talk on Saturday March 5, 2005 at the AAFP national meeting in Colorado Springs. Estabrooks, P.A. and Bradshaw, M. "Determining the Public Impact of a Community Implemented Physical Activity Program." 1 of 3 parts of session titled "The RE-AIM Planning and Evaluation Framework as Adapted by Kaiser Permanente Colorado: Applications for TRIP" at the Agency for Health Care Research and Quality Translating Research into Practice conference, Washington, DC, July, 2004. Magid, David. "Using RE-AIM to Assess a Medication Safety Intervention for Generalizability and Potential Translation to Clinical Practice." 2 of 3 parts of session titled "The RE-AIM Planning and Evaluation Framework as Adapted by Kaiser Permanente Colorado: Applications for TRIP" at the Agency for Health Care Research and Quality Translating Research into Practice conference, Washington, DC, July, 2004. Glasgow, R.E. "Diabetes Care Improvements Using RE-AIM Criteria." 3 of 3 parts of session titled "The RE-AIM Planning and Evaluation Framework as Adapted by Kaiser Permanente Colorado: Applications for TRIP" at the Agency for Health Care Research and Quality Translating Research into Practice conference, Washington, DC, July, 2004. Dzewaltowski,
D.A. "Integration of Community Development
and Evidence-Based Program Approaches: Closing the Research and Health
Promotion
Practice
Gap" Presented at the 2004 Priester Extension National Health Conference
titled “Impacting Health and Wellness: People and Communities Changing
Risk Behaviors,” St. Louis, Mo., April, 2004. Glasgow, R.E. "Six-month outcomes: Care improvements and patient outcomes using RE-AIM criteria" part of a session on the "Diabetes Priority Program." Society for Behavioral Medicine Annual Meeting and Scientific Sessions, Baltimore, Md., March, 2004. Glasgow, R.E.,
Bull, S.S., Klesges, L., Dzewaltowski, D.A., & Estabrooks, P.A.
"The Poor External Validity of Health Promotion Research and What
Can Be Done to Facilitate Translation of Research to Practice." Presented
at Society of Behavioral Medicine annual meeting, Salt Lake City, Utah,
March, 2003. Estabrooks, P.A., Bradshaw, M., Dzewaltowski, D.A., & Klesges, L. "The Reach and Adoption of "Walk Kansas": Translating Research to Practice." Presented as part of the Society of Behavioral Medicine's 24th Annual Scientific Sessions, Salt Lake City, Utah, March, 2003. (Read the abstract.) Klesges, L., Glasgow,
R., Estabrooks, P.A., Dzewaltowski, D.A., & Bull, S.S. "Study Planning
and Design to Enhance Translation of Health Behavior Research."
Skovlund S.E., Skinner T.C., Stapley S.E., & Snoek F.J. "Beyond Efficacy: Reach, Efficacy, Adoption and Implementation of Behavior Change Interventions in Type 2 Diabetes." Abstract presented at Annual Meeting of the American Diabetes Association, San Francisco, June 2002 |
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