Date
Wednesday, March 13
9:30am-11:30am
Presenter(s)
Tehout Selameab, MPP
Arcadia Research & Evaluation
Tehout Selameab, M.P.P. is an independent public health research and evaluation consultant with over a decade of experience providing evaluation support to healthy living and wellness, substance use prevention, family health, juvenile justice and clinical innovation efforts. Working with both private and government organizations, Tehout applies program evaluation methodologies to support data-driven community planning and decision-making, outcomes demonstration and capacity-building.
Description
We often lament the know-do gap in our community-based work; that is, the distance between knowing what to do and actually doing it. What if we were more mindful of how we implement our programs, would our outcomes improve? In this interactive session we will explore what the field of Implementation Science (IS) offers to close the know-do gap.
Purpose
Participants will become familiar with key IS concepts and how to apply them to improve local program implementation efforts.