CoP x CONCERT Workshop: eHealth Implementation

The Cancer Implementation Science Community of Practice provides a forum for members to collaborate on the translation of best evidence into care and to develop a rigorous research program on  how to improve the uptake of evidence into practice. The community includes representatives from across the Translational Cancer Research Centres in NSWand is an initiative funded by the Cancer Institute NSW.We aim to:Increase knowledge and skills in the science of implementation and translation of evidence into practice;Provide support for conceptual developments in implementation projects; andSupport establishment of a network of scientists and clinicians involved in implementation science.

The Cancer Implementation Science Community of Practice

PLEASE NOTE THE CHANGE IN VENUE
Please note there has been a change in the venue for the workshop, which will now be held in the Thomas &amp; Rachel Moore Education Centre (marked A on the map below) in the main Liverpool Hospital building. To get to the Education Centre enter Liverpool Hospital via the main entrance (B on map), proceed straight ahead to the Information Desk, turn left and continue through the glass doors.
There is limited parking near Liverpool Hospital and we encourage you to catch public transport to the workshop if possible. Liverpool Hospital is about a 500m walk from Liverpool train/bus station. If you do decide to drive there is paid parking available beneath the hospital accessed via Elizabeth St (P1 on map) or in the multistorey car park accessed via Campbell St (P2 on map). Parking costs $8/hour or $24/day.
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Workshop on eHealth Implementation
Presented by Centre for Oncology Education and Research Translation (CONCERT) and Implementation Science Community of Practice
The focus of the workshop is on the key ingredients for the successful implementation of eHealth interventions. We are hoping to help participants answer the “What next?” question that arises once an eHealth intervention has been developed and evaluated. The following topics will be addressed:
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<LI CLASS="MsoNormal">What are some of the key issues worth considering during the design and evaluation of eHealth interventions to increase the likelihood they will be implemented?</LI>
<LI CLASS="MsoNormal">What are some of the key barriers and enablers to eHealth implementation?</LI>
<LI CLASS="MsoNormal">What are some suitable methods and outcomes for evaluating the success of eHealth implementation?</LI>
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Keynote presentations from an academic and government perspective on eHealth implementation will be provided from: 
Prof Enrico Coiera, Director of the Centre for Research Excellence in eHealth, Macquarie University
A/Prof Anne Miller, Human Factors Specialist and User Experience Lead, eHealth NSW
Small group sessions workshopping implementation plans for eHealth projects will be conducted by participants facilitated by eHealth and implementation science experts. 
Who should attend?
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<LI>Early-mid career researchers with an interest in eHealth and/or implementation science</LI>
<LI>Professionals working in a cancer or (mental) health context</LI>
<LI>Anybody with an interest in eHealth and implementation</LI>
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Thomas & Rachel Moore Education Centre

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