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The 1st SIRC conference focused on key issues in evidence-based psychological intervention (EBPI) implementation and research, including: (1) assessment methods for adherence/fidelity; (2) methods for assessing and managing clinician and administrative staff turnover; (3) the scope of adaptation before the EBPI is no longer evidence-based; (4) instruments measuring organization and training variables; and (5) review […]

The 2nd SIRC conference focused on solving implementation research dilemmas, including: (1) evidence-based practice champions, (2) scale-up fidelity, (3) sustainability, (4) global perspectives, (5) technology, (6) measurement, and (7) training. More information about this conference is available here.

The goal of the 3rd SIRC conference was to explore key efficiency issues, how to use available and affordable tools, and research design and statistical solutions to advance efficient methodologies through community partnerships and team science. More information about this conference is available here.

The 4th SIRC conference marks the start of a series on Mechanisms of Implementation: What Works and Why? This theme was chosen because it seems tailored approaches to implementation outperform standardized, but there are no clear methods for informing tailored protocols. Consequently, strategies are often mismatched to barriers (e.g., intrapersonal/individual level strategy like training used […]

The goal of the 5th SIRC conference was to explore the ways in which research, policy, and practice intersect to advance the field and improve outcomes for populations served. Where does the “rubber meet the road” and how do our advances in implementation science have a direct and relevant impact on policies and programs in […]

The 6th SIRC conference marked an important point in time to consider synergies in implementation science and practice in order to lead, support and transform opportunities to accelerate evidence into practice domestically and internationally. The 2022 theme was designed to ground us in the evidence base and realities of multisector systems to propel implementation research […]

The 7th SIRC conference marked an important point in time for considering how advancements in policy, research, and practice can accelerate implementation of evidence-based practices into real-world contexts to achieve impactful change both domestically and internationally. The 2024 theme was designed to explore synergies between these three key domains of implementation to maximize our equitable, […]