Nikola Zaharakis\, PhD\, presents “Improvi ng Implementation and Extending Effects: Optimizing Evidence-Based Interven tions with mHealth.”
This event will be held in the Doll and Hill roo m on the second floor of the Taylor Avenue Building (600 S. Taylor). No RSV P needed\; open to all.
Lecture Description:
Mobile health (mHe alth) methods are innovative\, inexpensive and readily available ways to di sseminate and implement evidence-based interventions (EBIs) with minimal re sources. Dr. Zaharakis’s research addresses two questions: 1) How can we us e technology to optimize and sustain EBI effects?\, and 2) Which technology strategies most improve the reach and uptake of EBIs\, particularly for un derserved populations? She will present two studies that applied implementa tion science methods to mHealth to consider indicators of participant respo nsiveness and satisfaction in relation to intervention outcomes\, and will discuss implications in the context of her ongoing and future work.
F or more information\, contact: Tammie Repko at repkot@wustl.edu.
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