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  2. Podcast: Techniques to Improve Clinical Practice for Stay-at-Work and Return-to-Work Initiatives

Podcast: Techniques to Improve Clinical Practice for Stay-at-Work and Return-to-Work Initiatives

This two-part podcast provides an overview of strategies that may be used to facilitate or support change in organizations. Part One focuses on characteristics or attributes of interventions or programs that support adoption of changes in organizations. This content is supported by an important theory in organizational change, called the Diffusion of Innovation theory. Part Two highlights several implementation strategies to change practices in organizations, including academic detailing, clinical decision support tools or provider reminders, and incentives. 

Subject Matter Expert: Dr. Julie Jacobson Vann

Moderator: Dr. Wehmah Jones, American Institutes for Research

Approximate Run Time: 

Part 1: Approx 20 min

 

 


Part 2: 21 min


 

 

 


This podcast was prepared for the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) Office of Disability Employment Policy and Retaining Employment and Talent After Injury/Illness Network (RETAIN) state grantees, by the American Institutes for Research under DOL Contract Number 1605DC-18-F-00429. The views expressed are those of the authors and should not be attributed to DOL, nor does mention of trade names, commercial products, or organizations imply endorsement of same by the U.S. Government.

    • Academic_Detailing_JAMA_Soumerai_Avorn_1990.pdfAcademic_Detailing_JAMA_Soumerai_Avorn_1990.pdf
    • Academic_Detailing_Quality_Improvement_AHRQ_May_2013.pdfAcademic_Detailing_Quality_Improvement_AHRQ_May_2013.pdf
    • Applying_the_Diffusion_of_Innovation_Theory.pdfApplying_the_Diffusion_of_Innovation_Theory.pdf
    • Diffusion_Of_Innovation_Intervention_Development_Dearing_2009.pdfDiffusion_Of_Innovation_Intervention_Development_Dearing_2009.pdf
    • Implementation_Strategies_Clinical_Practice_Guide_JACC_Special_Report_Chan_2016.pdfImplementation_Strategies_Clinical_Practice_Guide_JACC_Special_Report_Chan_2016.pdf
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