The Department of Implementation Science will lead a 3-day in-person institute designed to equip academic faculty, clinician-researchers, and health system leaders with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively implement healthcare innovations within learning health systems. Offered through the Wake Forest University School of Professional Studies, this program bridges the gap between implementation science theory and real-world practice.
Who It’s For
Ideal for those already conducting implementation science research or actively engaged in implementing evidence-based practices—whether in academic settings or healthcare systems.
Key Content & Learning Goals
- Explore theories, models, and frameworks central to implementation science and their application in aLHS settings.
- Develop skills in designing protocols, choosing evaluation methods, and launching implementation strategies.
- Learn to navigate complex health system dynamics, including regulatory and contextual challenges, using practical tools, templates, and analytic guidelines
Logistics & Format
- Dates: April 14-16
- Location: Wake Forest Charlotte Center (in-person)
- Fee: $2,395 (includes materials, meals, reception)
- Registration Deadline: March 31, 2026
What’s Included
- Course materials (electronic and/or printed).
- Breakfasts, lunches, snacks, and a networking reception.
- A Certificate of Competency upon completion.
Why It Matters
Participants will leave with a tailored implementation plan, complete with frameworks, strategies, and tools to operationalize and evaluate innovations in everyday healthcare environments. It emphasizes leadership development for driving sustainable change in organizational contexts.