Programme

Supporting the pandemic response? Implementation science in the time of Covid-19

Day One

09:30

–

10:00

BST

Opening remarks ‘Morning session’

Presented by Professor Nick Sevdalis

10:00

–

10:45

BST

Plenary Lecture 1

Implementing evidence into policy and practice: was there a gap in the science informing the UK’s Covid-19 response?

Professor Susan Michie, Professor of Health Psychology and Director of the Centre for Behaviour Change, University College London

Chair: Prof.Annette Boaz

10:45

–

11:00

BST

Break

11:00

–

12:45

BST

Parallel oral session 1

Delegates’ oral presentations based on submitted abstracts

THEORY APPLICATIONS & IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATIONS 1

THEORY AND METHOD DEVELOPMENTS

THEORY APPLICATIONS & IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATIONS 2

15:00

–

15:15

BST

Opening remarks ‘Afternoon session’

Presented by Dr Brian Mittman

15:15

–

16:45

BST

Parallel oral session 2

Delegates’ oral presentations based on submitted abstracts

THEORY APPLICATIONS & IMPLEMENTATION EVALUATIONS 3

GLOBAL HEALTH IMPLEMENTATION DURING THE COVID19 PANDEMIC

STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT APPROACHES

17:00

–

17:40

BST

Plenary Lecture 2

The impact of race and ethnicity on people’s health: learning from the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond

Dr Habib Naqvi, MBE, Director of the NHS Race and Health Observatory

Chair: Prof. Nick Sevdalis

18:00

–

18:30

BST

Panel discussion

‘Supporting the pandemic response? Implementation science in the time of Covid-19’

Confirmed speakers include Dr Deborah Ghate, chair of the UK Implementation Society, Dr Habib Naqvi MBE, Dr Josephine Ocloo, diversity and inclusion lead at NIHR ARC South London and senior researcher and Health Foundation improvement science fellow, King's College London. Chair: Brian S. Mittman

Day Two

09:30

–

10:30

BST

Plenary lecture 3

Delivery of primary health services in low- and middle-income countries during Covid-19

Speaker: Dr Rohina Joshi, George Institute for Global Health, Australia

Chair: Jane Sandall

10:30

–

11:00

BST

Launch of the ‘Implementation outcome repository’

Presented by Dr Louise Hull, King's College London

11:00

–

11:15

BST

Break

11:15

–

12:00

BST

Plenary Lecture 4

Implementation fidelity: Loyalty to process implementation or loyalty to patient wellbeing, health equity and race?

Speaker: Barbara Gray, CEO Urban Dandelion CIC, Lewisham Mayor and Council Advisor on BAME Health Inequalities

Chair: Prof. Nick Sevdalis

12:30

–

13:00

BST

Virtual Poster Sessions

12:30

–

13:00

BST

ImPres Tool

13:00

–

13:30

BST

Lunch break

13:30

–

15:00

BST

Rapid-fire oral presentations

Presenters will present their ‘poster’ or their powerpoint (with 3-4 slides) for 4 minutes each followed by Q&A.

SESSION 1A

SESSION 1B

SESSION 1C

14:20 - 15:00 BST

SESSION 2A

SESSION 2B

SESSION 2C

15:00

–

16:45

BST

Meet the experts

Small group discussions with experts in the implementation science field. Short presentations from the faculty with time for an informal discussion with attendees.

STUDYING IMPLEMENTATION MECHANISMS

IMPLEMENTATION IN PRACTICE

IMPLEMENTATION STUDY

15:00

Hybrid designs

Dr Kim Goldsmith + Prof. Geoff Curran

15:35

Studying mechanisms

Dr Cara Lewis + Dr Byron Powell

16:10

Evaluating complex interventions

Prof. Jane Sandall

15:00

Policy practice with embedded research

Dr Brian Mittman

15:35

Implementation and improvement science

Prof. Nick Sevdalis + Noushig Nahabedian

16:10

Competencies for implementation facilitators

Dr Julia Moore + Dr Sobia Khan

15:00

Teaching and learning implementation science

Prof. Per Nilsen + Dr Kristin Thomas

15:35

Stakeholder engagement in implementation

Prof. Annette Boaz

16:10

Using frameworks to guide implementation research theory and process

Prof. Greg Aarons + Dr Erika Crable

16:45

–

17:00

BST

Break

17:00

–

17:45

BST

Plenary Lecture 5

Crisis? What crisis? Implementation science research in a global pandemic

Speaker: Professor Trish Greenhalgh, Professor of Primary Care Health Sciences and Fellow of Green Templeton College, University of Oxford

Chair: Dr Brian Mittman

17:45

–

18:00

5th UK Implementation Science Research Conference

Programme

Supporting the pandemic response? Implementation science in the time of Covid-19

Day One

BST

Opening remarks ‘Morning session’

Presented by Professor Nick Sevdalis

BST

Plenary Lecture 1

Implementing evidence into policy and practice: was there a gap in the science informing the UK’s Covid-19 response?

Professor Susan Michie, Professor of Health Psychology and Director of the Centre for Behaviour Change, University College London

BST

Break

BST

Parallel oral session 1

BST

Opening remarks ‘Afternoon session’

Presented by Dr Brian Mittman

BST

Parallel oral session 2

BST

Plenary Lecture 2

The impact of race and ethnicity on people’s health: learning from the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond

Dr Habib Naqvi, MBE, Director of the NHS Race and Health Observatory

BST

Panel discussion

‘Supporting the pandemic response? Implementation science in the time of Covid-19’

Confirmed speakers include Dr Deborah Ghate, chair of the UK Implementation Society, Dr Habib Naqvi MBE, Dr Josephine Ocloo, diversity and inclusion lead at NIHR ARC South London and senior researcher and Health Foundation improvement science fellow, King's College London. Chair: Brian S. Mittman

Day Two

BST

Plenary lecture 3

Delivery of primary health services in low- and middle-income countries during Covid-19

Speaker: Dr Rohina Joshi, George Institute for Global Health, Australia

BST

Launch of the ‘Implementation outcome repository’

Presented by Dr Louise Hull, King's College London

BST

Break

BST

Plenary Lecture 4

Implementation fidelity: Loyalty to process implementation or loyalty to patient wellbeing, health equity and race?

Speaker: Barbara Gray, CEO Urban Dandelion CIC, Lewisham Mayor and Council Advisor on BAME Health Inequalities

BST

Virtual Poster Sessions

BST

ImPres Tool

BST

Lunch break

BST

Rapid-fire oral presentations

14:20 - 15:00 BST

BST

Meet the experts

15:00

Hybrid designs

15:35

Studying mechanisms

16:10

Evaluating complex interventions

15:00

Policy practice with embedded research

15:35

Implementation and improvement science

16:10

Competencies for implementation facilitators

15:00

Teaching and learning implementation science

15:35

Stakeholder engagement in implementation

16:10

Using frameworks to guide implementation research theory and process

BST

Break

BST

Plenary Lecture 5

Crisis? What crisis? Implementation science research in a global pandemic

Speaker: Professor Trish Greenhalgh, Professor of Primary Care Health Sciences and Fellow of Green Templeton College, University of Oxford

BST

Awards