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1 Making our work rapid, relevant, & rigorous: How we do it through common measures Sara J. Landes, PhD Behavioral Health QUERI, Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences 2 3 Kathy Dollar


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Making our work rapid, relevant, & rigorous: How we do it through common measures

Sara J. Landes, PhD Behavioral Health QUERI, Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

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  • JoAnn Kirchner
  • Mark Bauer
  • Chris Miller
  • Bo Kim
  • Dave Oslin
  • Laura Wray
  • Richard Goldberg
  • Matt Chinman
  • Mona Ritchie
  • Jeff Smith
  • Kathy Dollar
  • Jan Lindsay
  • Karen Drummond
  • Jennifer Sullivan
  • Jacob Painter
  • Jeff Pitcock
  • Kate Iverson
  • Samantha Connolly
  • Krissi Morris
  • James Townsend
  • Barbara Johnson
  • Susan Jegley
  • Nyssa Curtis
  • Brandy Smith
  • Jack Woods
  • Traci Abraham
  • Mary Bollinger
  • Kate Comtois
  • Bridget Matarazzo
  • Mark Reger
  • John Areno
  • Geoff Curran
  • Taren Swindle
  • Ben Teeter
  • Jeremy Thomas
  • Eva Woodward
  • Sacha McBain
  • Sonia Singh
  • Cindy Moseley
  • Melissa Zielinski
  • Rosemary Nabaweesi
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  • Operational & clinical partners
  • VA Office of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention
  • VA Office of Connected Care
  • VA VISN 16
  • Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System
  • Funding
  • VA HSR&D SDR 16-195 (Landes)
  • VA QUERI PII 18-195 (Landes)
  • VA QUERI QUE 15-289 (Kirchner)
  • NIH NCATS UL1 TR003107 (James)
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Partnered research & measurement across a healthcare system

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Poll: Do you ask your clinical stakeholders what they would like to measure? (aka what keeps you up at night?)

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Measurement needs vs. reporting needs of partners (one size doesn’t fit all)

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Using measures that already exist in healthcare settings

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Using common measures across projects allows us to synthesize data

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How do we maximize this as a field? Share our tools!

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Facilitator Time & Activity Log

Ritchie et al., 2019

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Key Events Template

Personnel Changes

Staff Added/Lost Leadership Turnover (lost/added)

Facilitator Activities

Implementation Planning Event General Education About an Intervention Mentoring of Providers on the Intervention (e.g., coaching and supervision) Data Gathering and Feedback

Clinic Events

Leaders Communicating with Staff (formally or informally) Physical Space Changes (e.g., moving locations, equipment installed) Referral Process Changes (formal or informal)

Broader Context Events

Regional Events (e.g., large initiative roll out) Organizational Events (e.g., new VA secretary) External Events (e.g., political changes, impactful current events)

Woodward et al., 2016

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iPARIHS Codebook

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SIRC Instrument Repository

  • Enhanced systematic review and synthesis of D&I instruments (Lewis et al.,

2018)

  • Centers on Proctor’s implementation outcomes framework and CFIR constructs
  • This work was funded by NIMH R01MH106510 (Lewis)
  • Current state of the repository:
  • Revisions to the evidence-based assessment criteria & a new name:

Psychometric And Pragmatic Evidence Scale (PAPERS)

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SIRC Instrument Repository

  • Rating psychometric properties:
  • internal consistency,
  • convergent validity,
  • discriminant validity,
  • known-groups validity,
  • predictive validity,
  • concurrent validity,
  • structural validity,
  • responsiveness, and
  • norms
  • and pragmatic qualities:
  • cost,
  • accessibility of language,
  • assessor burden (training),
  • assessor burden (interpretation), and
  • length of each measure
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THANK YOU!

Sara J. Landes, PhD

  • Behavioral Health QUERI, Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System
  • University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

@SJLandes sara.landes@va.gov & sjlandes@uams.edu @ImplementCollab sircimplementation@gmail.com

Society for Implementation Research Collaboration

  • www.societyforimplementationresearchcollaboration.org