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Implementation & Scale Up Academic Debate

In this academic debate, the Prevention Research Collaboration and The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre hosted a panel of experts to discuss the differences and similarities between ‘implementation’ and scaling-up health interventions.

What do we really know about implementation science? How does intervention scale up differ from implementation? And, where does scale up even start?

Expert panelists included Emeritus Professor Adrian Bauman, Professor Heather McKay, Professor Luke Wolfenden, Dr Nicole Rankin, Dr Andrew Milat, and Dr Rachel Sutherland.

The debate aimed to:

  • Engage researchers and practitioners on the research nuances and challenges of implementing preventive health interventions
  • Advance concepts and definitions in implementation science and scale up
  • Support research collaboration across program implementation settings.

This recording will be of interest to researchers, policymakers and practitioners interested in implementation and scale up of research and practice across population health settings.

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DATE 20 Aug 2021

TYPE Videos

Prevention experts

  • Professor Luke Wolfenden

    University of Newcastle
    Headshot of Professor Luke Wolfenden
  • Adjunct Professor Andrew Milat

    NSW Health
    Headshot of Andrew Milat
  • Emeritus Professor Adrian Bauman AO

    The University of Sydney
    Headshot of Adrian Bauman
  • Heather McKay

    University of British Columbia, Vancouver
  • Professor Heather McKay

    University of British Columbia
  • Dr Nicole Rankin

    University of Sydney
  • Dr Rachel Sutherland

    University of Newcastle

Prevention methodologies

  • Implementation, evaluation and scale up ,
  • Research impact and translation ,

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