Who should attend
This course is suitable for health and social care academics and professionals including clinicians applying intervention programs in their practice.
What you will learn
On completion of this course participants will be able to:
- Distinguish the key concepts of implementation science and equity
- Assign contemporary approaches to working with industry partners and community members to a project context
- Integrate living and lived experience into implementation research and practice throughout project design and planning
- Design an equity-centred implementation plan using appropriate theories, frameworks and methods of implementation science and equity
- Design an equity-centred implementation evaluation plan using appropriate theories, frameworks and methods of implementation science and equity
Program structure
DAY 1 – ONLINE: 8 HOURS OF SELF-PACED LEARNING
- Overview and introduction of Implementation Science and equity concepts
- Implementation Mapping
- Reaching the right participants to ensure equitable outcomes
- Understanding intersectionality
- Privileging lived experience knowledge, experience and methods
- Strategies to capture lived experience in an authentic and self-determined way
DAY 2 – IN PERSON: 6 HOURS OF FACE-TO-FACE LEARNING
- Embedding equity in intervention/program co-design
- Mapping implementation partners
- Understanding and undertaking co-design methodology
- Presenting information that facilitates engagement
- Workshop: examining equitable-centred approaches and practice in implementation planning in your setting
DAY 3 – IN PERSON: 6 HOURS OF FACE-TO-FACE LEARNING
- Embedding equity in evaluation planning
- Frameworks, processes, methods and measures
- Measuring impact and equity in evaluating implementation
- Panel discussion: critical issues and applied knowledge to advance equity in Implementation Science
Accelerate your qualification
Eligible participants who complete the micro-credential can receive 6 credit points of unspecified credit towards Master degrees in Public Health, Clinical Research, Health Management
Note: Successful completion of a micro-credential does not guarantee admission into an award course. Prospective students must meet the eligibility and admission requirements for the award course. A micro-credential can only be used as credit towards a single degree on one occasion, and is valid for 7 years.
For more details please email pgradenq@monash.edu or shortcourses.depm@monash.edu
