Operationalizing Logic Models Using the RE-AIM Framework in Rural Settings: A Two Talk Series

Paul Estabrooks, PhD, Harold M. Maurer Chair of Health Promotion in the College of Public Health at UNMC, will present “The Implementation Research Logic Model: Benefits, challenges, and proposed adaptations when used with the RE-AIM” on Thursday, May 27^th from noon to 1pm. Use THIS LINK to register for the May 27^th talk, hosted by the Great Plains IDeA-CTR Network Community Engagement and Outreach Core, the National RE-AIM Workgroup, and the Iowa ICTS Engagement, Integration, and Implementation Core.

The Implementation Research Logic Model is a relatively new approach to provide a graphical depiction of a dissemination and implementation research trial. These sessions will focus on how you can use a logic model approach to map implementation strategies to dissemination and implementation outcomes. Participants will learn how to structure an IRLM, strategies to overcome challenges with communication of these approaches, and applying multi-leveled interventions to RE-AIM outcomes.

This is the first of two talks concerning the RE-AIM Framework with the 2^nd talk presented by Heather Schacht Reisinger, PhD, on Thursday, June 10^th at noon.