The Implementation Science Centers in Cancer Control (ISC3) Program supports P50 Centers under RFA-CA-19-005 and RFA-CA-19-006.
The ISC3 is a unique network as it includes "implementation laboratories" involving clinical and community sites, where Centers' research and methods pilots are conducted.
The 7 funded multidisciplinary and collaborative research Centers form the ISC3 network to advance implementation science by:
- Promoting the development of research centers that can build capacity to study high priority, emerging areas of cancer control implementation science
- Building implementation laboratories in clinical and community settings
- Improving the state of implementation science measurement and methods
- Improving the adoption, implementation, and sustainment of evidence-based cancer control interventions through performing innovative pilot projects to determine best strategies for evidence-based cancer care
- Providing data resources on implementation science; and
- Sharing findings about implementation approaches with the cancer research community
…to reduce the burden of cancer by enhancing the design & delivery of cancer control interventions.
Program Staff
NCI has specific responsibilities in providing scientific expertise, coordination, meeting support, and facilitating cross-center collaboration.
April Oh
Initiative Lead
Heather D'Angelo
Program Director
Robin Vanderpool
Program Director
Jennifer Chang Damonte
Project Manager
Wynne E. Norton
Project Scientist