1. Refine and deliver our established consultation and technical assistance program tailored to the needs and preferences of Ending the HIV Epidemic projects that consists of coaching and training on Implementation Science designs, frameworks, strategies, measures, outcomes, and community-academic partnerships.

2. Iterate and launch a multi-modal process for coordination between the Coordination, Consultation, and Data Management Center and the Implementation Science Hub to facilitate translation of local knowledge to generalizable knowledge.

3. Conduct a mixed-method evaluation of the impact of the San Diego CFAR IS Hub on proximal Ending the HIV Epidemic project and Hub outcomes (e.g., increased HIV investigator knowledge of Implementation Science methods; advancement of Implementation Science methods and tools; strengthened stakeholder engagement) and identify indicators of hub sustainment.

4. Strengthen collaborations with the Regional Implementation Science Hubs to develop, host, and evaluate a HIV Implementation Science mentoring program, Implementation Science methods training events, and multi-site implementation studies, and develop capacity-building resources.

SD CFAR Implementation Science Hub Administrators

Kelli Cain, MA

Implementation Science Hub Manager

Carrie Geremia, MA

Implementation Science Hub Coordinator

Upcoming Events

Recordings of Past Events

Qualitative Methods for Implementation Research and Community Engagement Series

90-minute didactic sessions followed by a 30-minute group consultation session.

Session 1: Introduction to Qualitative Methods in Implementation Research

Thursday 5/25 10:00-11:30 am PT

Presenters: Cathleen Willging, PhD and Daniel Shattuck, PhD
Session Recording, Slides, and Summary

Session 2: Qualitative Methods in Implementation Research, Part 2

Friday 6/16 10:00-11:30 am PT

Presenters: Alison Hamilton, PhD, MPH and Nicole Stadnick, PhD, MPH

Session  Recording, Slides, and Summary

Session 3: Conducting Interviews and Focus Groups

Tuesday 6/20 10:00-11:30 am PT

Presenters: Cathleen Willging, PhD and Daniel Shattuck, PhD

Session Recording, Slides, and Summary

Session 4: Analyzing, Reporting, and Disseminating Qualitative Research

Friday 8/11 10:00-11:30 am PT

Presenters: Cathleen Willging, PhD; Daniel Shattuck, PhD; Emily Haozous, PhD, RN, FAAN

Session Recording, Slides, and Summary

Session 5: Ask the Experts: Qualitative Methods Questions in Implementation Science​

Wednesday 8/23 10:00-11:30 am PT

Presenters: Alison Hamilton, PhD, MPH, Erin Finley, PhD, MPH,  Lauren Brookman-Frazee, PhD, and Jessica Montoya, PhD

Session Recording  Slides and Summary coming soon!

Session 6: Meaningful Community Engagement in Qualitative Implementation Research

Friday 9/8 10:00-11:30 am PT

Presenters: Cathleen Willging, PhD; Brooke Tafoya, MSW;  and Adrien Lawyer; BA

Session Recording, Slides, and Summary

Session 7: Utilizing Qualitative Methods to Conduct Mixed Methods Research (Introduction to Data Integration and Data Transformation Methods)

Thursday 10/19 10:00-11:30 am PT

Presenter: Jodi Holtrop, PhD, MCHES

Session Recording, Slides, and Summary

Session 8: "Don't do anything for us without us" Evaluating Environments with Citizen Scientists to Improve Local Health

Wednesday 1/31 11:00-12:30 am PT

Presenters: Nicole Wagner, PhD and Jordan Carlson, PhD

Session Recording, Slides, & Summary

Session 9: Implementation Strategies involving End Users to End the HIV Epidemic: Consumer Voice Tools

Wednesday 2/28 11-12:30pm PT

Presenter: Eva Woodward, PhD

Session Recording, Slides, & Summary

• Rapid Qualitative Methods in Implementation Science: Approaches and Applications webinar co-presented by UAB, UCLA, & UCSD Implementation Science Consultation Hubs

  • Access recording here!

The following are services that are offered to Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) projects assigned to the SD CFAR Implementation Science Hub:

• Consultation on:

  • Data collection and measurement

  • Study design

  • Implementation strategies and outcomes

  • Community engagement strategies

  • Qualitative/mixed methods

  • Implementation research logic models

  • Adaptation and fidelity

  • Manuscript and proposal development

• Assist projects in completing the required Implementation Science Outcomes crosswalk

• Access to advanced Implementation Science Seminars and Dissemination and Implementation Science Center (DISC) workshops

• San Diego CFAR Scientific Working Groups (SWGs)