The Insights Caught in Translation Radio-Podcast
The Insights Caught in Translation Radio-Podcast
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This podcast is offered by the Dissemination and Implementation Group (DIG), a collaboration through the Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (ICTR) between researchers bridging Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland, Baltimore.
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The podcast focuses on topics related to dissemination and implementation science, with episodes exploring barriers to D&I approaches, effective communication of research findings, and insights from DIG members on improving medical practice. Specific episode examples include discussions on the successes in D&I and factors contributing to effective interventions in community health.
This podcast is offered by the Dissemination and Implementation Group (DIG), a collaboration through the Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (ICTR) between researchers bridging Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland, Baltimore.
In this second episode on the knowledge translation spectrum and examples of implementation uses, Dr. Jill Marsteller walks us through an example of a Hybrid Type III clinical trial to assess implementation feasibility for whether nurses could implement music as a pain relief modality.
A companion images for the episode can be found on the Libsyn site link in this episode description (https://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/40260255)
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