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Implementation Café Recordings and Materials
Short recordings, slides and reading to help you understand and apply implementation science.
Recorded Lunch & Learn sessions
Explore the archived sessions below. Each session brings together short recordings and supporting reading. For future sessions, visit the Knowledge Hub calendar or contact the Café team.
Session 1 · Session 2 · Session 3 · Session 4
Opening the Café: the foundations of implementation
Meet the Café hosts and explore the origins of implementation science, along with theories, models and frameworks.
Speakers: Dr Mary Kennedy, Professor Sara Bayes, Dr Lauren Fortington and Dr Annie de Leo.
Watch Session 1.1 Introduction to Implementation – Welcome to the Implementation Cafe →
Watch Session 1.2 Setting the Table →
Watch Session 1.3 The recipe for implementation →
Reading and supporting materials
Ten recommendations for using implementation frameworks
Ten recommendations — journal article
Scoping implementation science for the beginner
Scoping implementation science — journal article
Implementation science: What is it and why should I care?
T-CaST: implementation theory comparison and selection tool
COM-B and TDF in evidence-based midwifery
RE-AIM evaluation of a co-located exercise clinic
RE-AIM evaluation — journal article
Defibrillators and emergency planning in community sport
Effectiveness–implementation hybrid designs
Implementation Science journal
How do I know when the time is right? Needs assessments in implementation
Consider whether an intervention and its setting are ready for implementation, and how context shapes the next steps.
Speakers: Dr Mary Kennedy, Professor Sara Bayes and Dr Lauren Fortington.
Watch Session 2.1 Stock the pantry →
Watch Session 2.2 Review the recipe →
Watch Session 2.3 Same recipe, different kitchen →
Reading and supporting materials
Are we levelling the playing field?
Outcomes for implementation research
Implementation research in mental health services
Is the kitchen ready? Assessing organisational readiness for implementation
Explore organisational readiness, assessment tools and practical lessons from establishing and sustaining a co-located exercise clinic.
Speakers: Dr Mary Kennedy, Professor Sara Bayes, Dr Lauren Fortington and Professor Nigel Spry.
Watch Session 3.1 What organisational readiness is, and how you measure it. →
Watch Session 3.2 Readiness in the real world – getting it off the ground. →
Watch Session 3.3 Readiness in the real world – keeping it going. →
Reading and supporting materials
Unpacking organisational readiness for change
A theory of organisational readiness for change
Updated Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research
RE-AIM evaluation of a co-located exercise clinic
Scoping implementation science for the beginner
Who’s at the table? Consumer and community involvement in implementation
Explore meaningful consumer involvement, the IN-DEEP case study and practical ways to make participation accessible.
Speakers: Dr Annie de Leo, Dr Mary Kennedy, Professor Sara Bayes, Dr Lauren Fortington and Dr Kate Buchanan.
Watch Session 4.1 Who’s at the table →
Watch Session 4.2 Pull up a chair →
Watch Session 4.3 Setting a table people can actually sit at →
Watch Session 4.4 Something to take away →
Reading and supporting materials
Consumer engagement critical to success in an Australian research project
Bridges, brokers and boundary spanners
Keep exploring
Implementation Science Resource Library →
Consumer and community involvement resources →
About the Implementation Science Platform and Café →
Join the community of practice, suggest a presentation or report a correction: implementation.cafe@ecu.edu.au.