The National Implementation Research Network uses the science and practice of implementation to help solve real world problems.
The UNC Institute on Implementation Science is hosting a free virtual session on June 18th. Please join us for this discussion of implementation practice, skills and competencies and supporting implementation during the COVID-19 pandemic. Event details and registration can be found on the event website. Additional considerations on providing implementation support during the pandemic, including a recent blog series – Leading with Principles: Reflections on Supporting Implementation during the COVID-19 Pandemic, can be found under our Resources for Implementation Practitioners.
We hope you will also join us for our third annual UNC Institute on Implementation Science on December 3-4, 2020 in Chapel Hill. The theme of this year’s Institute is Leading Change: Skills and Competencies for Supporting Implementation Practice to Achieve Equitable Outcomes. View the Institute flyer and visit the event website for more information and updates.
We partner with government, philanthropic and non-profit entities to support the development and use of evidence to improve outcomes for children, families and communities.
Check out this new blog post at Integration and Implementation Insights, written by NIRN's Allison Metz. The blog post describes the importance of leading with relationships to support rapid change and considers what we can learn about the role of trust... Read more