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2011 Presentations
Art of Dissemination 
Kimberly Horn, Geri Dino, Andrew Anesetti, Steven Bransletter, Noerchmanto, Janquin Zhang, Tony Richards
Presented at 2011 Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco Conference
February 2011
RE-AIM: A Decade Old and Going…Somewhere: The RE-AIM Story; PDF | PPT
Presenter: Russ Glasgow
American Thoracic Society Annual Meeting
May 15, 2011
2010 Presentations
"RE-AIMING" Translation of Research to Practice.
Lisa Klesges
Presented at Karolinska Institute
November 2010
RE-AIM Plus: Expanding the RE-AIM Framework for
Real-time Program Evaluation
Jane Forman, ScD MHS
2010 NIH Dissemination and Implementation Conference
March 2010
Factors Affecting Participation in a Pharmacist-based Intervention
Jane Forman, ScD MHS
2010 NIH Dissemination and Implementation Conference
March 2010
RE-AIM Evaluation Framework: Balancing Internal and External Validity
Gaglio B, King D, Glasgow RE
2010 American Public Health Association annual meeting
Denver, CO
November 2010
Applying the RE-AIM framework to policy: The example of vaccine policy
Shoup J and Glasgow RE
2010 American Public Health Association annual meeting
Denver, CO
November 2010
Using RE-AIM to evaluate community-driven worksite wellness: Lessons from LiveWell Colorado
McQuillan DB, King D, Leeman-Castillo BA, Morse EF
2010 American Public Health Association annual meeting
Denver, CO
November 2010
Using RE-AIM to evaluate a practical and generalizable smoking reduction study
Gaglio B and Glasgow RE
2010 American Public Health Association annual meeting
Denver, CO
November 2010
History, Current Status, and Website Resources Related to the RE-AIM Framework
Glasgow RE, Gaglio B, King D
2010 American Public Health Association annual meeting
Denver, CO
November 2010
valuating multi-level healthy eating interventions: Lessons from LiveWell Colorado
King D.
2010 American Public Health Association annual meeting
Denver, CO
November 2010
Making it Real: RE-AIMing Our Approaches to Achieve Public Health Impact
Glasgow RE
Presented at the National Cancer Institute
Dissemination and Implementation (D&I) Science
Glasgow RE
Presented at the National Cancer Institute
Implementation and Dissemination Science--Non-VA Perspective
Russell E. Glasgow, Ph.D.
Gathering Information Beyond Effectiveness to Enhance Dissemination: Using the RE-AIM Framework for the Evaluation of Physical Activity Interventions
Greet Cardon, from Ghent University in Belgium, recently organized a symposium to present applications of the RE-AIM framework to physical activity interventions delivered in Finland, Belgium, and the United States. The presentation introduces the RE-AIM framework with specific examples of data needs, reporting methods and demonstrate the potential for state and national level physical activity interventions delivered through community, clinical, and school settings.
2010 Annual Meeting of the International Society of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity
Minneapolis MN
June 10, 2010
Reach, Implementation and Effectiveness of a Pilot to Treat Childhood Obesity in Low-Income Families
Courtney Robert, PhD Candidate, Paul Estabrooks, PhD
31st annual meeting, Society of Behavioral Medicine
Seattle, WA
April 2010
Recruiting, Engaging, and Retaining Latinas at High Risk for CHD in ¡Viva Bien!
Diane K. King, Ph.D., Deborah J. Toobert, Ph.D., Lisa A. Strycker, M.A., Alyssa Doty, M.A., Fabio Almeida, Ph.D., Russell E. Glasgow, Ph.D.
31st annual meeting, Society of Behavioral Medicine
Seattle, WA
April 8, 2010
Recruitment for an Internet Diabetes Self-Management Program: Scientific and Ethical Implementations
Dr. Russ Glasgow
31st annual meeting, Society of Behavioral Medicine
Seattle, WA
April 8, 2010
Applying RE-AIM to Environmental Change Initiatives
Russ Glasgow, Ph.D., Diane King, Ph.D., Bonnie Leeman-Castillo, Ph.D.
3rd Annual NIH Conference on the Science of Dissemination and
Implementation: Methods and Measurement
Bethesda, MD
March 15-16, 2010
Changing Multiple Health Behaviors: Issues of Reach, Engagement, Effectiveness, and Maintenance
Dr. Russ Glasgow
American Heart Association Meeting
San Francisco, CA
March 4-5, 2010
Behavioral Medicine and Health Information Technology: Where Is the Puck Going to Be?
Dr. Russ Glasgow
Brown University Invitation Presentation
Providence, RI
February 16, 2010
Beginning with Measurement in Mind: Evidence Needed to Support Translation and Decision-Making
Dr. Lisa Klesges
American Academy of Health Behavior Annual Conference
February 9, 2010
RE-AIM Workshop: Measuring Population Impact of Behavior Change Interventions
Dr. Lisa Klesges
American Academy of Health Behavior Annual Conference
February 8, 2010
Planning for and Executing Dissemination Activities: The Power Trial Ideas and Options
Dr. Russ Glasgow
Washington DC - NHLBI
January 28, 2010
2009 Presentations
"Interactive, Multi-Media Approaches to Behavior Change"
Dr. Russ Glasgow
An invited talk at the University of California at San Francisco Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center discussed topics including application of RE-AIM to health IT issues.
October 30, 2009
Interactive Media for Practices Self-Management: Issues in Maximizing Public Health Impact
Dr. Russ Glasgow
John M. Eisenberg Clinical Decisions and Communications Science Center sponsored by Baylor College of Medicine (EC-BCM).
2009 White Paper Series. Presented at AHRQ.
Gaithersburg Marriott Washingtonian Center Gaithersburg, Maryland
September 22, 2009
Integration of Pharmacotherapy in the Clinic
W. Troy Donahoo, MD - Kaiser Permanente Colorado
2009 FASEB Summer Research Conference, Snowmass, CO.
The theme of the conference was The Physiological Basis for Obesity Therapeutics. His presentation incorporates the RE-AIM framework.
August 16-21, 2009
"RE-AIMing Community-based Interventions to Enhance Their Impact"
Dr. Lisa Klesges
LA Basin Clinical Translational Science Institute. Partnership of Children's Hospital Los Angeles, Kaiser Permanente, City of Hope, and University of Southern California; Los Angeles, CA
February 19, 2009
The Center for Community Translation, as part of the LA Basin Clinical & Translational Science Institute, hosted a presentation and workshop using RE-AIM to plan the design and evaluation of community translation programs. The workshop held in May was entitled, "Applying RE-AIM to Enhance the Impact of Your Intervention." The program was directed by Ellen Iverson from University of California and Karen Coleman from Southern California Permanente Medical Group.
External Validity Issues Presentation (Three presentations)
Dr. Lisa Klesges: Criteria for Translation Research
Dr. Paul Estabrooks: Application of External Validity Criteria for Translation Research
Dr. Russ Glasgow: Importance of and Criteria For Evaluating External Validity
Presented a series of talks and facilitated discussion on "Application of External Validity Criteria for Translation Research" as part of the NIH Conference on the Science of Dissemination and Implementation held in Bethesda, January 28-29, 2009. Their session discussed the importance of and recommended criteria for external validity reporting, applied these criteria to a review of the childhood obesity literature, and illustrated composite "metrics" to summarize public health impact.
2008 Presentations
"Lost in Translation: Enhancing the Public Health Impact of Childhood Obesity Prevention Research"
Dr. Lisa Klesges
Prevention Research Forum; College of Public Health; University of
South Florida; Tampa, FL
September 8, 2008.
"Laying the Foundation: RE-AIM Overview"
Dr. Russ Glasgow
An invited talk at the Annual Meeting on Gerontology for Hartford scholars
April, 2008
"Translating Research into Practice: Lessons Learned and Challenges Ahead"
Dr. Russ Glasgow
An invited talk at the annual meeting of the Prevention Research Centers in Atlanta
"Metrics and Methods for the Dissemination of Behavioral Interventions"
Dr. Paul Estabrooks
National Cancer Institute Workshop on Behavioral Methodologies in Cancer Research for Underrepresented Investigators
The talk reviews the RE-AIM framework and provides an example of a systems-integrated physical activity program.
Bethesda, MD
March, 2008
How Can We Increase the Translation of Research into Practice?"
Dr. Paul Estabrooks
Invited Speaker
5th World Congress on the Prevention of Diabetes and its Complications
Helsinki, Finland
2007 Presentations
"Evaluating Health Programs: RE-AIM"
"Designing Sustainable Programs for Public Health Impact"
Drs. Russ Glasgow and Paul Estabrooks
Workshop-Diabetes Symposium
The workshop included interactive components to provide information on general issues in creating practical and sustainable
programs.
Charleston, WV
October, 2007
"Moving Beyond Simply Determining the Efficacy of Behavioral Interventions"
Dr. Paul Estabrooks
Agency for Health Care Quality and Research, Primary Care Research Methods & Statistics Conference
San Antonio, TX
"Participatory Dissemination: Promoting Healthy Weight Loss through Exercise and Lifestyle Changes to Prevent Diabetes"
Dr. Paul Estabrooks
Keynote address. Diabetes Symposium
Described the underlying principles of successful exercise and lifestyle changes to prevent diabetes and highlighted a system-based approach for translating evidence-based principles into practical interventions.
Charleston, WV
October, 2007
"Designing Obesity Prevention Interventions to Increase Public Health Impact"
Dr. Paul Estabrooks
Obesity and Public Health meetings
For state leaders in Nutrition and Physical Activity Programs to Prevent Obesity and Other Chronic Diseases to implement and sustain nutrition and physical activity interventions.
Chapel Hill, NC
"What Types of Evidence are Needed"
Dr. Russ Glasgow
As part of a featured debate at the Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine
Bethesda, Maryland
March 21-24, 2007
NOTE: This talk contains the "Story of the Magic Diet Pill" which has been requested by users.
2006 Presentations
"RE-AIM Application to AoA Evidence-based Demonstration Projects"
Dr. Deborah Toobert
3rd Annual Agency on Aging Grantees Conference
Washington, D.C., January, 2006
"Behavioral Science Contributions to Diabetes Care: Current Status and Future Opportunities"
Dr. Russ Glasgow
Part of a symposium entitled, "Reaching Out-Innovations in Technology." The presentation was part of a lectureship for the Behavioral Medicine and Psychology Council Lectureship for Distinguished Contributions. American Diabetes Association 66th Scientific Sessions.
Washington, D.C.
June 9-13, 2006
"RE-AIMing Our Research: Larger Scale Implementation and Dissemination of Interventions"
Dr. Russ Glasgow
An invited speaker at the NIH/OBSSR 10th Anniversary-Celebrating a Decade of Progress and Promise.
Bethesda , Maryland
June 21-22, 2006
Using Computer-Assisted Diabetes Self-Management in Primary Care: Lessons Learned from Four Projects.
Dr. Diane King
CDC Diabetes and Obesity Conference 2006
Denver, CO
"Planning for and Evaluating the Impact of Public Health Programs and Policies: Applying RE-AIM to Dissemination Issues"
Dr. Russ Glasgow
CDC, Atlanta, GA
November 11, 2006
2005 Presentations
"Conceptual and Methodological Issues in Research Dissemination"
Dr. Russ Glasgow
Annual meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, part of a symposium on "Disseminating Behavioral Medicine: Making the Translational Leap"
Bethesda, Maryland
March 21-24, 2005
RE-AIMing Our Research
Dr. Russ Glasgow
A keynote address at the annual research meeting of the American Association of Family Medicine.
Colorado Springs, Colorado
March 5, 2005
"Disseminating Research to Improve Population Health: Creating & Evaluating Evidence"
Dr. Lisa Klesges
A workshop for NIH staff, "Translation of Environmental Health Science," was hosted by the Division of Research Coordination, Planning and Translation of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. RE-AIM was presented as a potential framework to enhance the translation of environmental health evidence.
Bethesda, MD
June 2005
eHealth Evaluation and Dissemination Research
Dr. Russ Glasgow
RE-AIM and related evaluation issues relevant to the rapidly evolving electronic health care field was presented at the national meeting sponsored by the National Cancer Institute, National Institute on Drug Abuse, National Institute of Mental Health, National Library of Medicine, Office of Behavioral and Social Science Research, Office of Disease Prevention, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
June 9-10, 2005
Bethesda, MD
2004 Presentations
"Determining the Public Impact of a Community Implemented Physical Activity Program"
Estabrooks, P.A. and Bradshaw, M.
First of three-part session titled, "The RE-AIM Planning and Evaluation Framework as Adapted by Kaiser Permanente Colorado: Applications for TRIP"
Agency for Health Care Research and Quality Translating Research into Practice Conference
Washington, DC
July, 2004
"Using RE-AIM to Assess a Medication Safety Intervention for Generalizability and Potential Translation to Clinical Practice."
Magid, David
Second part of three-part session titled, "The RE-AIM Planning and Evaluation Framework as Adapted by Kaiser Permanente Colorado: Applications for TRIP"
Agency for Health Care Research and Quality Translating Research into Practice Conference
Washington, DC
July, 2004
"Diabetes Care Improvements Using RE-AIM Criteria."
Glasgow, R.E.
Third of three-part session titled, "The RE-AIM Planning and Evaluation Framework as Adapted by Kaiser Permanente Colorado: Applications for TRIP"
Agency for Health Care Research and Quality Translating Research into Practice Conference
Washington, DC
July, 2004.
"Integration of Community Development and Evidence-Based Program Approaches: Closing the Research and Health Promotion Practice Gap"
Dzewaltowski, D.A.
2004 Priester Extension National Health Conference titled, "Impacting Health and Wellness: People and Communities Changing
Risk Behaviors"
St. Louis, MO
April, 2004.
"The Diabetes Priority Program: Results from a Radomized Effectiveness Study to Improve Quality of Care"
Glasgow, R.E.
Part of a session on the "Diabetes Priority Program," Society of Behavioral Medicine Annual Meeting and Scientific Sessions
Baltimore, MD
March, 2004
"Planning and Evaluation Evidence for Dissemination of Prevention Interventions."
Klesges, L.M.
18th National Conference on Chronic Disease Prevention and Control
Washington, D.C.
February, 2004
"What Outcomes are Most Important for Translational Research?"
Glasgow, R.E.
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) Conference "'From Clinical Trials to Community: The Science of Translating Diabetes and Obesity Research"
January, 2004
2003 Presentations
"RE-AIM: Enhancing Reach, Implementation, Spread, and Sustainability"
Glasgow, R.E.
Robert Wood Johnson Foundations' Collaborative Self-management
Learning Network
New Orleans, LA
December 2003
"Overcoming the Poor External Validity of Health Promotion Research: Solutions for Translating Research to Practice."
Allegrante, J., Glasgow, R.E., Bull, S.S., Klesges,
L.M., Dzewaltowski, D.A., Estabrooks, P.A.
2003 Annual Meeting for the Society for Public Health
Education
San Francisco, CA
November, 2003
"Determining the Public Health Impact of a Community Implemented Physical Activity Program."
Estabrooks, P.A., & Bradshaw, M.
VII International Olympic Committee, Olympic World Congress on Sport Sciences
Athens, Greece
October, 2003
"Representativeness, Success, Sustainability"
Estabrooks, P.A., Dzewaltowski, D.A., Glasgow, R. & Klesges, L.
Active for Life grantees
Colorado
September, 2003
"Integrating Self-management for Chronic Illnesses and Preventive Behaviors into Health Care"
Glasgow, R.E.
2003 Sparer Distinguished Visiting Professorship Lecture
University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Memphis, TN
May, 2003
"The Poor External Validity of Health Promotion Research and What Can Be Done to Facilitate Translation of Research to Practice"
Glasgow, R.E., Bull, S.S., Klesges, L., Dzewaltowski, D.A.
Estabrooks, P.A.
Society of Behavioral Medicine Annual Meeting
Salt Lake City, UT
March, 2003
"The Reach and Adoption of 'Walk Kansas': Translating Research to Practice"
Estabrooks, P.A., Bradshaw, M., Dzewaltowski, D.A., & Klesges, L.
Society of Behavioral Medicine's 24th Annual Scientific Sessions
Salt Lake City, UT
March, 2003
"RE-AIM: Your Plans to Support Reach, Implementation, and Sustainability"
Glasgow, R.E. and Dzewaltowski, D.A.
Active for Life grantees
Dallas, TX
February, 2003
2002 Presentations
"Diabetes Translation Research: The Next 25 Years"
Glasgow, R.E.
Diabetes Mellitus Interagency Coordinating Committee (DMICC)
Bethesda, MD
September 27, 2002
"Study Planning and Design to Enhance Translation of Health Behavior Research"
Klesges, L., Glasgow, R., Estabrooks, P.A., Dzewaltowski, D.A., & Bull, S.S.
University of Pittsburgh
September, 2002
"Translating Research to Practice: Examining the External Validity of School-Based Behavior Change Interventions"
Estabrooks, P.A., Dzewaltowski, D.A., Glasgow, R., & Klesges, L.
Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity
Seattle, WA
July, 2002
"Delivery Agent Characteristics Predict County Level Adoption of a Physical Activity Intervention"
Estabrooks, P.A., Bradshaw, M.H., Wyrill, E., Berg, J., & Dzewaltowski, D.A.
Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity
Seattle, WA
July, 2002
"RE-AIMing Physical Activity Interventions"
Estabrooks, P.A., Carron, A.V., Hausenblas, H.A.
Content From Carron, A.V., Hausenblas, H.A., & Estabrooks, P.A., The Psychology of Physical Activity
McGraw Hill
St. Louis, MO
"Beyond Efficacy: Reach, Efficacy, Adoption and Implementation of Behavior Change Interventions in Type 2 Diabetes."
Skovlund S.E., Skinner T.C., Stapley S.E., & Snoek F.J.
Abstract presented at Annual Meeting of the American Diabetes Association
San Francisco
June 2002
"Implementing Prevention Programs Across Health Care Systems: Population-Based Approaches."
Glasgow, R.E.
Overview and Discussion Comments presented as part of symposium at the Annual Meeting of the American Diabetes Association
San Francisco, CA
June, 2002
"Priority Issues For Evaluating Adherence Research"
Glasgow, R.E., Bull, S.S., Estabrooks, P., Dzewaltowski, D.A., Klesges, L.M.
Innovative Adherence Research Priorities
NIH Network on Adherence Research and the Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research
Washington, D.C.
April 2, 2002
2001 Presentations
"Lessons Learned in Diabetes Self-management Research"
Glasgow, R.E.
Annual Meeting of the CDC Division of Diabetes Translation
Seattle, WA
April, 2001
"Building Bridges from Science to Practice: RE-AIMing Diabetes Self-management Interventions and Evaluations for Public Health Impact"
Glasgow, R.E.
Master Lecture
Society of Behavioral Medicine Annual Meeting
Seattle, WA
March, 2001
