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Using Social Network Analysis to Strengthen Change Initiatives

Wed, Oct 04, 01:45 PM - 03:15 PM MDT

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ZOOM LINK: https://ucalgary.zoom.us/j/96390800600?pwd=aERmVEJrSXhaUHlSTWNEbzJwUUVFQT09

Moving patient-oriented research into policy and practice almost always requires change in complex settings. These settings can exist anywhere within a larger system (e.g., on a single floor of a hospital, among numerous long-term care facilities, across a health authority, etc.). Regardless, understanding the broad context within which we aim to create change is vital to ensuring that change is successful and sustainable. Social network analysis is an increasingly popular method for gaining insight into who is involved in implementing change, how they are all connected, how they work together, and what opportunities there are in networks to accelerate change. This international panel will provide insights from various change initiatives that used social network analysis to support the implementation of health innovations. Panelists will detail the opportunities and challenges for conducting social network analysis and the value that this method brings when trying to improve health practices and policy.

Speakers

Stephanie Brooks
Program Coordinator, AbSPORU Learning Health System Team
Dr. Yinfei Duan
Postdoctoral fellow, Translating Research in Elder Care (TREC) program
Reza Yousefi-Nooarie
Assistant Professor at the Department of Public Health Sciences, University of Rochester
Alicia Bunger
Professor in the College of Social Work , Ohio State University
 
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