Seminar Series
The seminar series explores the evolution, current state, and future research agenda in implementation science through a series of seminars featuring lectures by leading implementation science experts, as well as facilitated panel discussions. Attendees will engage with implementation science theory, implementation strategy development, selection and tailoring, study design, evaluation approaches, and real-world application of implementation science.
The seminars are held virtually on Zoom and registration is open to the public. The intended audience is researchers, healthcare professionals, and other practitioners interested in implementation science. We are pleased to offer CHES/MCHES Continuing Education Credits for the seminars.
Thanks to our Seminar Series Co-Sponsor, the Michael & Susan Dell Center for Healthy Living, we are pleased to offer 1.0 Entry-Level CHES/MCHES® Credits for this webinar! The Michael & Susan Dell Center for Healthy Living is a Designated Provider of continuing education contact hours (CECH) for Certified Health Education Specialists/Master Certified Health Education Specialists (CHES/MCHES®) through The National Commission for Health Education Credentialing, Inc. (NCHEC®). For questions about credits, please email us at DellHealthyLiving@uth.tmc.edu
The Institute will be hosting a monthly seminar series in 2025, featuring presentations by IIS Members and Faculty as well as regional, national, and international leaders and experts in Implementation Science. Please look forward to more information soon!
Recordings from previous seminars can be found here.
Workshop
In conjunction with the Seminar Series, we offer an annual workshop designed for early or mid-career researchers and health care professionals new to the field of implementation science who are interested in incorporating implementation science methodology into their research.
Through four sessions facilitated by expert implementation researchers, we will build on the topics covered in the seminars and provide an opportunity for investigators to discuss and obtain feedback on research proposals. The workshop will be held via Zoom and there is currently no fee to apply or participate in the workshop.
Applications for this year's workshop series are not yet open. Please look for updates.
If you have any inquiries related to the seminar series or workshop, please reach out to jeanette.b.curtain@uth.tmc.edu.