Talking Public Health with Amanda Gilbert

Amanda Gilbert, PhD, postdoctoral fellow at WashU Bursky School of Public Health, will give a presentation at this Talking Public Health session on “Building Scalable Approaches to Chronic Disease Prevention Through Implementation Science and Digital Innovation.”

Gilbert’s work aims to close the gap between what is known to improve health and what is consistently delivered in real-world settings. To slow intergenerational transfer of chronic disease, her research focuses on improving cardiometabolic health among women during pregnancy, postpartum, and early motherhood, spanning implementation science, chronic disease prevention, and digital innovation. Using participatory and mixed-methods approaches, she studies how evidence-based interventions can be designed with communities, integrated into routine practice, and sustained at scale.

Talking Public Health is a seminar series by WashU Bursky Public Health featuring leading thinkers in public health from WashU and elsewhere. All presentations are available to attend in-person and online and are archived on our YouTube channel.

Please note that you must register to attend in-person or online.