Our work develops new models, tools, and frameworks that improve the design, evaluation, and scalability of interventions across diverse health and social systems. We build, refine, and test rigorous D&I methods that accelerate how evidence becomes actionable practice.
In collaboration with communities, practitioners, policymakers, and global partners, we co-create adaptive implementation strategies and context-driven solutions to accelerate the adoption of evidence-based practices locally and globally.
Through training, mentoring, convening, and network-building across disciplines, we cultivate the next generation of implementation scientists and evidence-driven practitioners. We work to expand institutional and field-wide capacity to conduct high-quality implementation research.
We show how implementation science benefits patient and population health by sharing stories, data, and real-world impacts.
WashU Public Health symposium explores how to promote public health by improving communication between experts, public
February 14, 2026
Implementation depends not just on connection, but on pathways that move evidence toward impact. In a recent article, a group of WashU implementation scientists argue that closing the research-practice gap requires a fundamental shift in how universities define and reward impact.
The Source
February 6, 2026
WashU Public Health convening will discuss how integrating implementation science, health communication can improve health
January 24, 2026
For questions about the Dissemination & Implementation Science Innovation Research Network, or for potential collaboration, email [email protected].
