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Table 1 TIDIRH 2011 trainee six-month follow-up evaluation a

From: The U.S. training institute for dissemination and implementation research in health

 

n

%

TIDIRH contribution to grants

  

Initiated a new D&I grant application

23

72

Revised a new D&I grant application

5

16

Modified a previously non-D&I grant application to include D&I components

6

19

Had a D&I grant application funded

9

28

Ways used knowledge and skills gained from TIDIRH

  

Used in conducting ongoing implementation studies or how to approach D&I science and related research

20

65

Used to influence the thinking of others about D&I science through informal conversations with colleagues

30

97

Used to influence thinking of others about D&I science through interactions with interdisciplinary research groups (e.g., CTSA, research networks)

24

77

Used to engage with community groups or stakeholders to plan projects

20

65

Have not used yet but plan to do so soon

3

13

Have not used and don’t have current plans to do so

0

0

Participation in post-TIDIRH activities

  

Online networking platform

7

33

Conference call to discuss funding opportunity

14

67

Professional contact with any faculty or trainees since TIDIRH

  

Yes

20

62

Other forms of post-TIDIRH activities that would help

  

Follow-up lectures (conference call or webinar) by TIDIRH faculty or other experts

25

81

Follow-up informal Q&A discussion sessions (conference call or webinar) with TIDIRH faculty

16

52

Additional opportunities for interaction with fellow TIDIRH trainees (without faculty)

13

42

Local mentoring

15

48

Attendance at additional training programs

23

74

Dedicated session(s) at 2012 NIH D&I conference

19

61

  1. aIncludes 32 of the 33 (97%) trainees who responded to evaluation.
  2. TIDIRH = Training Institute for Dissemination and Implementation Research in Health; D&I = dissemination and implementation; CTSA = Clinical and Translational Science Awards; NIH = National Institutes of Health.