David Chambers presents, A dynamic approach to sustainability: implications for planning and strategies for long-term use of interventions.

This session will discuss the benefits of taking a dynamic approach to efforts to sustain health interventions, considering the impact of the approach on planning for sustainability, opportunities to learn over time, as well as tactics to improve the likelihood of sustainability.

This event is part of LeaRRn’s Series “Using Health System Research to Revolutionize Rehabilitation Care.”

Miriam Rafferty, PT, DPT, PhD presents, Application of Sustainability Frameworks and Assessments in Rehabilitation – A 4 Year Implementation Project

This presentation will contrast different sustainability models and assessment tools for clinical implementation projects and will provide a framework for creating lasting clinical improvements.

This event is part of LeaRRn’s Series “Using Health System Research to Revolutionize Rehabilitation Care.”

Mark Helfand, MD, MS, MPH presents, Systematic Review Approaches to Optimize Learning Health Systems.

Learning health systems focus on developing and implementing evidence. Few have direct access to an in-house systematic review shop. This presentation will describe how an embedded evidence synthesis program evolved to incorporate the core components of an LHS through understanding the culture clashes between health system leaders and systematic reviewers and adapting methods to address real-time problems and identify areas for future research in VA.

This event is part of LeaRRn’s Series “Using Health System Research to Revolutionize Rehabilitation Care.”