Resources

My work draws heavily on implementation science frameworks, theories, and methods, in order to understand how to best scale up evidence-based practice and ensure high quality care for mothers and children. Implementation science is a relatively new field that is applicable to areas such as education and social work, in addition to healthcare and public health.

• The National Cancer Institute's Implementation Science at a Glance Workbook
• The National Cancer Institute's Implementation Science Webinars
• The Implementation Science Exchange at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (includes sample funded D&I grants)
• Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research site, includes explanations, references, and tools

I make a hobby of discovering professional development and productivity resources with insights, tips, and hacks that make my work better. Here are a few of the most useful resources that I've found and recommend for other academics:

• The Pomodoro Technique
• The Bullet Journal Method
• Cathy Mazak/ Academic Woman Amplified
• Trello for project managment
• Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's writings/presentations on flow
• Matt Might's blog
• Acadames Podcast