The Indiana CTSI’s Implementation Science Core is building a community of partners who are helping put innovations into practice

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Matt Aalsma, PhD

Getting research into practice is one of the greatest challenges in healthcare. Effective interventions often take years to become part of routine care, and many never reach the people who could benefit from them. Implementation science helps close that gap by studying how evidence-based practices can be adopted, implemented, adapted, and sustained in real-world settings.

If your work involves understanding how evidence, programs, technologies, policies, or innovations are put into practice, you may already be doing implementation science.

The Indiana CTSI is excited to introduce the Indiana CTSI Implementation Science Core, directed by Matthew Aalsma, PhD, and Edmond Ramly, PhD. Its mission is to build a statewide community of researchers, clinicians, trainees, and community partners who are advancing implementation science across Indiana.

Whether you’re new to implementation science or have years of experience, the Core is here to help you:

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Edmond Ramly, PhD

Join the Indiana Implementation Science Network

We’re building a statewide network to connect investigators interested in implementation science.

Take 2-3 minutes to complete our brief survey and join the network. Members will receive updates on training opportunities, lecture series, funding announcements, implementation science resources, and opportunities to connect with colleagues throughout Indiana.

Upcoming Opportunitites

We’re Here to Help

Planning a project? Curious whether implementation science fits your research? Looking for methodological guidance or collaboration?

The Implementation Science Core offers consultation, methodological expertise, and connections to help investigators move research into practice.

Questions or consultation requests? Contact us at impsci@iu.edu.