Embedded implementation research for health programme managers 5 Sections32 Lessons5 Quizzes5 Weeks
Curriculum
- 5 Sections
- 32 Lessons
- 5 Weeks
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- Module 1: What is embedded implementation research and why is it important?9 Items
- 1.11.1 Introduction to the module4 Minutes
- 1.21.2 Overview and objectives
- 1.31.3 What is embedded implementation research?
- 1.41.4 But why should you be interested?
- 1.51.5 What are the practical steps involved in embedding implementation research?
- 1.61.6 Case studies: What kinds of questions can implementation research help answer for health managers?
- 1.71.7 The ongoing implementation research agenda
- 1.81.8 Module 1 knowledge check4 Questions
- 1.91.9 Module 1 wrap-up
- Module 2: The implementation research question8 Items
- 2.12.1 Introduction to implementation research questions
- 2.22.2 About research questions: a general note
- 2.32.3 The implementation research question
- 2.42.4 Prioritising implementation research questions
- 2.52.5 A three-step approach to prioritising implementation research questions
- 2.62.6 A few points to bear in mind
- 2.72.7 Module 2 knowledge check4 Questions
- 2.82.8 Module wrap up
- Module 3: Framing embedded implementation research9 Items
- 3.13.1 Introduction and objectives
- 3.23.2 Why do we need frameworks?
- 3.33.3 The consolidated framework for implementation research (CFIR)
- 3.43.4 The RE-AIM framework
- 3.53.5 Other implementation research frameworks
- 3.63.6 Matching the research question to the study design and methods
- 3.73.7 Case study: quality of care in a district hospital in Kenya
- 3.83.8 Module 3 knowledge check4 Questions
- 3.93.9 Module wrap-up
- Module 4: Managing an embedded implementation research study6 Items
- 4.14.1 Introduction and objectives
- 4.24.2 Steps required to co-design and manage and implementation research study
- 4.34.3 Planning and designing an embedded implementation research study
- 4.44.4 Implementing an embedded implementation research study
- 4.54.5 Module 4 knowledge check4 Questions
- 4.64.6 Module wrap-up
- Module 5: Translating implementation research findings into action5 Items
5.4 Applying the concepts in practice: hypothetical Syphilis programme example
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