07:30 |
Registration |
| 08:45-09:00 |
Opening Plenary - Welcome to AIC
Dr Robyn Mildon, Head of the Centre for Evidence and Implementation |
Room: 105 & 106 |
| 09:00-09:10 |
Welcome to Country - Wurundjeri Elder |
Room: 105 & 106 |
| 09:10-10:30 |
Keynote Speakers |
Room: 105 & 106 |
| 09:10 |
Faye Parriman, Implementation Specialist, Parenting Research Centre, Melbourne |
| 09:25 |
Adjunct Professor Muriel Bamblett AM, Chief Executive Officer of the Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency |
| 09:40 |
Begin with Sustainment in Mind: How Leaders Set the Stage for Effective Implementation
Dr Greg Aarons, Clinical and organisational psychologist and a Professor of Psychiatry at the University of California, San Diego
Sponsored by Family & Community Services, NSW |
| 10:30-10:50 |
MORNING TEA |
| 10:50-12:10 |
Room: 105 & 106 |
Room: 104 |
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Room: 101 |
| Concurrent Session 1A
Facilitators & barriers to implementation
Chair: Bianca Albers
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Concurrent Session 1B
Implementation Training
Chair: Aron Shlonsky
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Concurrent Session 1C
Supporting practitioners in implementation
Chair: Lisa Griffiths
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Concurrent Session 1D
Institutional capacity building for implementation
Chair: Ilan Katz
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Concurrent Session 1E
Organisational factors in implementation
Chair: Cheryl Majka
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| 10.50 |
Factors influencing engagement, perceived usefulness and behavioral mechanisms associated with a text message support programme (24)
Associate Professor Julie Redfern |
Building capacity for KTE with researchers (65)
Rebecca Armstrong
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Support systems for treatment integrity in child and youth care organisations (34)
Pauline Goense
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Making research accessible: A repository of program reviews and the provision of TA (75)
Daniel F. Perkins |
Who puts the P in EBP: An exploration of pathways of influence on the use of EBP by Australian parenting practitioners (108)
Catherine Wade |
| 11.10 |
Online self-monitoring to support implementation of routine suicide risk monitoring (12)
Sarah Hetrick |
Building Capacity for Knowledge Translation (KT) Researchers in Australia and the U.S. (20)
Margaret Padek |
Applying a Systematic Approach to evaluate correctional program integrity (18)
Chua Shu Hui
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Implementing knowledge translation strategies in funds research in Canada and Australia: a case study (118)
Therese Fitzpatrick |
Meat in the sandwich: The role of frontline clinical managers and supervisors in implementation (9)
Prue Atkins |
| 11.:30 |
Using Normalisation Process Theory to explore implementation of an enhanced recovery after surgery programme (23)
Eileen Sutton |
Evaluation of an implementation training program for clinicians (115)
Rosie Forster |
Evidence based approaches to coaching for effective implementation in child welfare services (95)
Margaret Stott
& Emma Baldock
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The potential of knowledge brokering intermediary organisations in increasing social science research utilisation: 3 case studies from Australia (121)
Jennifer Bell
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The Implementation of cognitive therapies for psychosis into routine care: Outcomes of a 3 year implementation study (5)
Dr Frances Dark |
| 11.50 |
Addressing Children's needs in emergency management via Implementation Science (102)
Susan Davie |
A protocol to improve clinicians' use, participation and leadership of research (69)
Sharon Mickan |
Scaling up evidence-based practice at Wanslea Family Services (41)
Pauline Dixon &
Dr Melinda Polimeni |
Active Implementation in Practice: The Smith Family's Program Quality Approach (93)
Rebecca Sobczak |
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| 12:10-13:00 |
LUNCH |
| 13:00-14:20 |
Room: 105 & 106 |
Room: 104 |
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Room:102 |
Room: 101 |
| Concurrent Session 2A Implementation tools
Chair: Pauline Dixon
Sponsored by Wanslea |
Concurrent Session 2B
Symposium
Implementation matters – a story from Singapore
Chair: Pauline Zardo |
Concurrent Session 2C
Feasible strategies to drive scale up
Chair: Catherine Wade
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Concurrent Session 2D
Guiding implementation through frameworks
Chair: Karen Bevan
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Concurrent Session 2E
Sustaining Implementation
Chair: Luke Wolfenden |
| 13.00 |
Comprehensive Review of Feedback Systems to Support Implementation of Measurement-Based Care in Mental and Behavioral Health
Dr Aaron R Lyon |
Implementation Matters: Building Capability of a National Child Development Program (45)
Wan Har Chong |
Scaling up state-wide: balancing the need for reach, fidelity and sustainability (88)
Jenna McWilliam |
Scalability of Transform-Us! To reduce children's sitting and promote physical activity (38)
Harriet Koorts |
Sustainability of EBP: Long-term impact of a national implementation program in a community-based mental health service (54)
Anne-Laure Couineau |
| 13.:20 |
Sustained Implementation Support Scale: Measuring program and workplace factors (66)
Lauren M. Hodge |
From Pilot to National Program: Scaling up of the Development Support Program (DSP) (46)
Shujun Oh |
Tailoring local level service delivery models for widespread implementation (112)
Hayley Williams |
The BLEED study: Applying Implementation science to improve outcomes for childbearing women (113)
Sharon Licqurish |
Implementing effective population prevention programs for a whole rural community (CTC) (56)
Bosco Rowland |
| 13.40 |
Development of the Translating Allied Health Knowledge (TAHK) benchmarking tool (96)
Danielle Hitch &
Genevieve Pepin |
Implementation of a Teacher Resource in the Singapore Preschool Landscape (47)
Jennifer Tan |
A model of cancership survivor care in South Australia - from pilot to scale up (98)
Professor Bogda Koczwara |
Using a theoretical framework to implement a shared guideline in the WA CAMHS (91)
Dr. Simon Davies |
Uncovering key ingredients to successful program sustainment: A mixed method approach (85)
Brittany R. Cooper |
| 14.00 |
Novel use of CFIR and NIRN models: sports clubs, mental health and young males (89)
Andrea S. Fogarty |
Implementation cycle: Managed or chaotic growth... When will it end? (48)
Hui Nee Tang |
Feasibility of a web intervention for sustaining alcohol practices in sports clubs (57)
Tameka Small |
Evaluation of Uniting's Practice Framework Implementation (60)
Charlie Chubb |
Implementation Leadership - How to be transformational at the top? (103)
Bianca Albers |
| 14:20-14:40 |
AFTERNOON TEA |
| 14:40-16:00 |
Keynote Speakers |
Room: 105 & 106 |
| 14:40 |
Waiting for the magic to happen – why child protection reform often fails to achieve intended outcomes for children
Professor Fiona Arney, Director of the Australian Centre for Child Protection
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| 15:20 |
Leadership and culture – how they make or break any implementation process
Ms Micaela Cronin, Chief Executive Officer of Hagar International |
| 16:00-16:50 |
Panel Discussion - Implementation: The missing piece of the evidence puzzle?
Host Paul Ronalds, Chief Executive Officer of Save the Children Australia
- Terry Symonds, Deputy Secretary, Health Service Performance and Programs Division, Department of Health and Human Services, Victoria
- Mark Moran, PhD, Chair for Development Effectiveness, Institute of Social Science Research, The University of Queensland
- Ros Baxter, Group Manager for Families Group, Department of Social Services
- Howard White, CEO of the Campbell Collaboration
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| 16:50-17:30 |
Poster Sessions with drinks |
Room: Foyer |
| 17:30-19:00 |
WELCOME RECEPTION |
| Day 2: Thursday 6 October |
| 07:30 |
Registration |
| 07:30-08:45 |
Breakfast Panel Discussion
Building implementation capacity in health services delivery: The AusHSI experience
Sonya Osborne & Megan Campbell, Australian Centre for Health Services Innovation (AusHSI)
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Room: 110
Seating is limited, and guests must be ticketed (included in a full registration) to attend. Please RSVP via the conference registration. |
| 08.50-09.00 |
Welcome to Day 2 Dr Robyn Mildon, Head of the Centre for Evidence and Implementation |
Room: 105 & 106 |
| 09.00-10.40 |
Keynote Speakers |
Room: 105 & 106 |
| 09:00 |
Think again – the changing nature of policy implementation
Dr Martin Parkinson, Secretary of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet |
| 09:50 |
Why implementation matters for impact and why impact matters for implementation
Howard White, Chief Executive Officer of the Campbell Collaboration
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10:40-11:00 |
MORNING TEA |
| 11:00-12:20 |
Room: 105 & 106 |
Room: 104 |
Room: 103 |
Room: 102 |
Room: 101 |
| Concurrent Session 3A
Evaluation of implementation interventions
Chair: Jennifer Bell
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Concurrent Session 3B
Implementation for policy development
Chair: Luke Wolfenden
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Concurrent Session 3C
Scaling up implementation
Chair: Pauline Zardo
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Concurrent Session 3D
Enhancing implementation research
Chair: Aron Shlonsky
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Concurrent Session 3E
Implementation in complex systems
Chair: Ilan Katz |
| 11:00 |
Effects of an implementation intervention for brain injury management: A cluster RCT (35)
Marije Bosch |
Increasing schools' implementation of a healthy canteen policy: results from 3 RCTs (43)
Nicole Nathan |
Effectiveness in the real world: results of scaling-up an evidence-based program (26)
Kathleen Conte |
The CFIR: Comparison across contexts (76)
Melanie Barwick |
Cross-country factors influencing evidence-based chronic disease prevention (36)
Elizabeth L. Budd |
| 11:20 |
Enhancing implementation of an adolescent physical activity intervention: 2 year outcomes (94)
Rachel Sutherland |
Validity of various measures to assess compliance of school canteen menus (39)
Kathryn Reilly |
National scale-up of a change program in Australian pharmacies (125)
Dr Alison Roberts |
The standards for reporting implementation studies (17)
Melanie Barwick |
Evaluation findings from a national knowledge translation and exchange platform for obesity prevention in Australia (63)
Tahna Pettman |
| 11:40 |
Implementation Outcomes of a Social Intervention for children with autism in schools (79)
Dr Jill Locke |
Implementation-informed decision-making to promote health in WA (117)
Natasha Pearce &
Denise Sullivan |
Necessary and sufficient conditions for effective program implementation (99)
Laura G. Hill |
Moving to a new normal: are implementation successes predictable? (31)
Anneke Fitzgerald |
Implementation of 'Team Around the Child' for vulnerable families - evaluation findings (14)
Dr Melinda Polimeni |
| 12:00 |
Improving oral health for older people in the home care setting: an implementation study (6)
Adrienne Lewis |
Building Common ground to scale-up disaster-proofing education sector investments (105)
Dr Marla Petal |
Implementation drivers and challenges in Corrections (84)
Jasmin Kaur |
Maximising hybrid designs for implementation research: Non-experimental approaches (104)
Arno Parolini |
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| 12:20-13:10 |
LUNCH |
| 13:10-14:10 |
Room: 105 & 106 |
Room: 104 |
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Room: 102 |
Room: 101 |
| Concurrent Session 4A
Evaluating implementation
Chair: Joanna Moullin
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Concurrent Session 4B
Scaling up in specialist settings
Chair: Karen Bevan
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Concurrent Session 4C
Emerging implementation practice in LMIC
Chair: Bianca Albers
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Concurrent Session 4D
Building capacity through understanding barriers
Chair: Pauline Dixon
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Concurrent Session 4E
Helping evidence become common practice
Chair: Rebecca Armstrong
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| 13:10 |
Implementation failure or hype? Competing explanations for disappointing finding sin human service delivery (92)
Ilan Katz |
Implementing Evidence Informed Practice at Scale (80)
Heather Finlayson |
Effective implementation to promote capacity building in LMIC (87)
Jacquie Brown |
Building Capacity for Knowledge Translation in occupational therapy (81)
Dr Sally Eames |
What do we know about how rapid reviews are implemented in policy agencies? (116)
Gabriel Moore |
| 13:30 |
Using evaluations for change - the experience of South Africa (82)
Dr Ian Goldman |
An intervention to improve nutrition guideline compliance in childcare (110)
Kirsty Seward |
Implementation Science or Art: theory based practice, or practice based theory? (122)
Lisa Denney |
The implementation journey - learning from the barriers and obstacles (62)
Cathy Stirling |
Understanding the Implementation of Public Health Programmes: A Review of Reviews (101)
Thandiwe Hara-Msulira |
| 13:50 |
Developing evaluation frameworks for programmes to address wicked problems(40)
Carolyn O'Fallon |
Challenging Behaviour through a different lens - An Implementation Science Approach (4)
Mary McLennan |
Integrating 'lean startup' principles and implementation science to support interventions in international aid (19)
Julie Robinson |
Barriers and facilitators to general practitioner use of exercise and weight loss interventions for managing knee osteoarthritis (73)
Thorlene Egerton |
Helping great practice to become common practice: a survey of implementation support resources for school educators (106)
Matthew Deeble |
| 14:10-14:30 |
AFTERNOON TEA |
| 14:30-16:20 |
Keynote Speakers
Chair: Dr Robyn Mildon |
Room: 105 & 106 |
| 14:30 |
Taking a Problem-Solving Approach to Implementation and Sustainment
Dr Greg Aarons, Clinical and organisational psychologist and a Professor of Psychiatry at the University of California, San Diego |
| 15:20 |
Implementation science and practice networks: what they are, how they work
Dr Aaron Lyon, Clinical psychologist and Assistant Professor in the University of Washington's (UW)
Ms Bianca Albers, Senior Advisor, Evidence in Practice & Policy at the Centre for Evidence and Implementation
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| 16:10 |
Where from here? Progressing the Australasian Implementation Science and Practice Agenda
Dr Robyn Mildon, Head of the Centre for Evidence and Implementation |
Room: 105 & 106 |
