Help your team get started or get better with Implementation Science!
OCALICON 2022 Conference Handout
Use this guide to reflect on your UDL efforts.
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Handout
“A View from Here:”
HOW TO IMPLEMENT
AND SUSTAIN UDL
IN THE “REAL WORLD”
Discover solutions to the most common implementation problems.
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Active
Implementation
Frameworks
“My team has many misunderstandings or gets stuck on terminology or acronyms. How do we ensure everyone is on the same page so we can improve communication within and across our teams?”
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Glossary of
Terms
“My organization has too many initiatives! How do we organize all of them?”
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“My team has a hard time discontinuing initiatives that may not be working. How do we choose?”
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Initiative
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What does it “look like” when you combine an Evidence-based Program with Evidence-based Implementation Practices?
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Application of Implementation Science for Policymakers and Administrators
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Implementation Science Case Exemplars (Education)
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Applied Implementation Science (Healthcare)
(Web-based Modules)
Duda, M.A. & Mumme, L. (2014). Developing and Using Terms of Reference to Support Implementation Teams
Duda, M.A. & Mumme, L. (2014). Stages of Implementation: Where Are We?
Duda, M.A. & Mumme, L. (2014). Practice Profile Tool: Planning for Implementation
Duda, M.A. & Mumme, L. (2014). The PDSA Cycle: Plan-Do-Study-Act Cycle for Rapid Cycle Problem Solving
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Conference Resources
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Other Resources
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How do you Scale-Up Evidence-Based Programs/Practices or Evidence Informed Innovations across a district, region, province, or state?
The key is to create linked Implementation Teams. These teams need to have the time, talent, and support to create the conditions needed to build upon what’s already working in your organization and create the conditions to help you achieve the desired outcomes for your clients, students, patients, etc.—check out the “level” you work at and read through the level “above” you and the “level” below you. Resources on this topic coming soon.
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Coming Soon:
- Case Exemplars from the Mental Health/Addiction Sector
- Action Planning Tools in English and French