The goal of this two-day workshop is to help participants gain introductory knowledge and applied skills with D&I research as well as connect with other like-minded investigators. Event goes 1:00 – 5:00pm CST both days.

While new credit-conferring courses are now available for interested investigators, not all have the ability or level of interest to commit to a semester-long course. To meet the needs of a broad audience, we offer this short, two-day, virtual workshop.

Who can attend:

We seek participants at any professional stage, from pre and post-doctoral candidates to junior and more established faculty. We hope to draw from a broad range of content areas. In addition, we would like to draw investigators from earlier translational steps (e.g., bench-to-bedside) that may not traditionally consider implementation science relevant. Registration is limited.

What you’ll learn:

At the end of the two-day course, participants will

• be familiar with the foundational motives for D&I research
• be familiar with key perspectives and methods in analyzing implementation gaps
• be familiar with approaches to creating strategies to overcome those gaps
• be exposed to emerging concepts of context, adaptation, and emerging methods emphasizing external validity