In the Department of Implementation Science, our researchers are conducting the following studies on implementation planning:
Context-Driven Co-Design (CD2)
Context-Driven Co-Design (CD2) is an approach to tailor strategies for implementing evidence-based interventions. It combines user-centered design and implementation science, involving context assessment and codesign sessions with stakeholders to create a tailored implementation plan. Learn more about this study.
Human-Centered Design to Increase Uptake of Evidence-Based Practices Among Covered Beneficiaries: A CTSI Pilot Study
This CTSI Pilot Study used Human-centered design to better understand why covered health benefits/interventions are often underutilized. Using a weight management program as an exemplar intervention, the project developed and tested strategies to improve benefit engagement among women during the preconception period. Learn more about this study.