Welcome to the ACCORDS Dissemination & Implementation Science Program
We use partner engagement and pragmatic D&I models, methods and measures to build D&I capacity among scientists, healthcare settings and communities; develop, test and disseminate sustainable, generalizable and equitable solutions to real world health problems; and consult with and train those interested in applying D&I methods.
Program Areas of Expertise, Recent D&I Team Publications, Newsroom
Our Research
Consultation Request Form, Interactive Tools, Recommended Readings, Program Meeting Recordings, Presentations, and Certificate Program
Resources & Services
Mission & Vision, Our People, and Partnerships
About Us
What's New
Help us expand the D&I Model in Health Webtool
Rate Existing Instruments
Your reviews support users in selecting the most suitable tools for their D&I work. To submit a review: Register on the D&I Webtool site, Visit the Assess section, Select an instrument and click “Submit Review”.
Help Us Identify Missing Instruments
We’re expanding the Assess section and invite you to suggest additional quantitative, qualitative, or mixed-method assessment instruments. Current Inventory: 43 Qualitative Instruments, 15 Quantitative Instruments, 5 Mixed-Method Instruments. Use our submission form to recommend up to 10 instruments per entry. You may submit multiple forms if needed. Submissions are reviewed using strict criteria. Not all will be included, but qualifying tools will be added as resources allow.
New Co-Creation Website
An introduction to co-creation for healthcare teams seeking to implement cancer control and prevention interventions.
New Forms & Functions Website
This site offers information on a definition of CHIs, key concepts, and tools to implement and evaluate them.
(See "special topics" section on Health Equity)
Program Director
Russ Glasgow, PhD
Associate Program Director
Jodi Holtrop, PhD, MCHES
Program Coordinator
Justin Shrader