Implementation Cost Analyses
Seminar introduces cost analyses for implementation science as Dr. Heidi Harvie outlines methods to evaluate, interpret, and apply financial data in research
AMETHIST investigators have developed resource documents to support the work of maternal health researchers in topics related to implementation science study design and methodology, policy and communications, and community engagement. Recordings of past workshops, seminars, trainings, and forums on these topics are available individually below and externally on our YouTube Channel.
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Seminar introduces cost analyses for implementation science as Dr. Heidi Harvie outlines methods to evaluate, interpret, and apply financial data in research
LauraEllen Ashcraft, PhD, MSW leads an overview of implementation outcomes, explaining concepts like acceptability, feasibility, and usability and how to measure them
Session highlights best practices in implementation science, with AMETHIST experts discussing decision tracking, team communication, and maintaining rigor in research
Session covers designing implementation science studies, including hybrid and stepped‑wedge designs, power issues, and lessons shared by Dr. Alisa Stephens Shields
This workshop teaches viewers how to pragmatically determine whether reviews and guidelines are robust enough to serve as a basis for implementation science interventions
Seminar introduces the GUIDE tool, offering adaptable worksheets and templates to help trainees and educators apply key implementation science concepts effectively
Workshop led by Matthew Kearney, PhD, MPH, introduces rapid qualitative analysis and mixed‑methods basics using maternal health examples for practical learning
Katelin Hoskins, PhD, MBE leads a seminar on ethical challenges in implementation science, covering consent waivers, minimal risk, and a hybrid type II trial
In this seminar, Emily Pfender, PhD, explores how persuasive and strategic communication can be leveraged to influence attitudes, behaviors, and policy outcomes.