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Staying on Track – Using Data to Monitor and Change Course During Implementation within a System of Care

Erin M. Espinosa, PhD & Bonnie Evans, MPsych

Texas Center, Institute for Innovation & Implementation, University of Maryland, School of Social Work

Implementation Drivers

NIRN: nirn.fpg.unc.edu

The Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR)

(Damschroder LJ, et al ;2009)

• List out the different intervention/practice/program

etc., you are considering to implement in your

• rganization.
• Identify all the different associations that touch or are

networked to your (insert intervention/practice/program here).

• As a table group come to consensus on a network in an
• rganization.

Ecology of Implementation

Examining the Value of the Network

• What data is attached or

attributed to the associations of (e.g. encounter data) the intervention/practice/program?

• How may they influence

implementation?

Developing the Data Map

• Who should be the key people in being

a part of the network?

• Identify how the data maps back to

those key people.

Wrong Turns Happen….

• Identify the pot holes that come. How

do you know they are there?

• What are some possible strategies to

get back on track?

Contact Information

The Texas Center The Institute for Innovation and Implementation Website: https://theinstitute.umaryland.edu/our-work/texas-center/

Erin M. Espinosa, PhD Director Texas Center Erin.Espinosa@ssw.umaryland.edu Bonnie Evans, MPsych Lead Wraparound Trainer & Coach Texas Center bonnie.evans@ssw.umaryland.edu