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    Implementation science, measured in routine care

    We plan and run implementation programs for interventions with trial evidence, then document practice and adoption in routine care.

    Plan for adoption and measure implementation

    Implementation needs its own plan and measures. We use RE-AIM, CFIR, and Proctor outcomes to assess how an intervention reaches patients, fits local conditions, and is delivered in routine care.

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    RE-AIM

    Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, Maintenance: who the intervention reaches, whether it works, and whether sites adopt, deliver, and sustain it.

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    CFIR

    The Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research. We use it to identify barriers to adoption, and the conditions that support it, before deployment.

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    Proctor outcomes

    Implementation outcomes, measured separately from clinical outcomes: acceptability, feasibility, fidelity, and cost.

    Implementation support at participating sites

    Site champion and physician-partner recruitment
    Contracting facilitation (contracts, BAA, DUA)
    IRB facilitation (approval or exemption for de-identified collection)
    Baseline and follow-up chart abstraction
    Baseline and follow-up clinician surveys
    Grand rounds moderation
    SMART aim and action plan development
    Workflow protocol development support
    Cross-site workshop moderation
    Pre/post outcomes analysis
    Sponsor-ready reporting and manuscript planning
    Digital data collection platform setup on ONEHealth™
    Project management

    Evidence Readiness Framework

    Six domains are scored independently on a five-level framework, Concept through Adoption. The lowest domain score sets the composite and shows which evidence to collect next.

    See the framework

    Talk with us about your program

    Tell us what you are planning. We can discuss the study design or the implementation plan.