Thomas Engell

Researcher, phd in psychology. Implementation science, intervention research, and improvement in mental health, welfare, and education. Opinions my own

[Thomas Engell @ThomasPatos]

1/Happy to share this conceptual methods paper written with @NicoleStadnick, @Greg_Aarons & @MiyaBarnett. We review how common elements approaches can synthesize and distill intervention and implementation science into practical implications. Summary: https://t.co/TVWb3qVXzG

[Thomas Engell @ThomasPatos]

@TCI_ca I have been off X for a while and did not see this, but thank you for highlighting and summarizing this work!🙏

[Allison Metz @allisonjmetz]

We are excited to build on several years of work developing competencies for #imppractice through this assessment. Completing it will help us refine and validate. @effectiveserv @implementEIC @Bianca_Albers @ImpScience

[Thomas Engell @ThomasPatos]

@ThatISPodcast Loved it! Binged all three and looking forward to the next. I might be guilty of drifting outside the adaptable periphery of IPAs though 😬 @Aaron_Lyon

[Thomas Engell @ThomasPatos]

@AraldoB @forskningsradet @BirkelandMs @KarinaEgeland @NKVTS Grattis!! 🥳🥳

[Thomas Engell @ThomasPatos]

Wouldn't it be nice to just ask a system or chatbot what tends to work to solve your intervention and implementation problems, and recieve transparent evidence-informed advice on how to make it happen in different contexts? More on that in this talk:

[UC San Diego ACTRI D&I Science Center @ImpSciUCSD]

👏Thank you @ThomasPatos for an incredibly engaging Adaptation Fidelity & Tailoring Workgroup presentation on Common Elements Approaches in #ImpSci!

🎥▶️Unable to attend? Access the recording and slides here: https://t.co/aOa2bSC5oS

@ACCORDSResearch @RussGlasgow @BorsikaRabin

[Thomas Engell @ThomasPatos]

@ImpSciUCSD @ACCORDSResearch @RussGlasgow @BorsikaRabin Thank you so much for having me! If anyone wants to use these methods I am happy to share everything we have that can help (coding systems, taxonomies, R-codes etc.). Just reach out

[European Implementation Event @EIE_Event]

Exciting news! We were able to make 20 last-minute tickets available for #EIE2023. You wanted to go but the event was already fully booked? This is your chance to attend the European Implementation Event 2023 in Basel next week: https://t.co/JMiuNrXybS

[ISRCTN: the UK's Clinical Study Registry @ISRCTN]

The Kort study: mental health prevention in school health services

Read about the new study by @R_BUP @sunnekommuner @ThomasPatos @JohnKjobli registered at #ISRCTN

#SNMentalHealthResearch

https://t.co/aVigYTbPuy

[UC San Diego ACTRI D&I Science Center @ImpSciUCSD]

✔️📆Mark your calendars for next month's Adaptation, Fidelity, & Tailoring Workgroup meeting!
@ACCORDSResearch

@ThomasPatos will be presenting on common elements to #impsci and practice!

👉Register here: https://t.co/NiM5QEcqPH

[Thomas Engell @ThomasPatos]

@ImpSciUCSD @NicoleStadnick Congratulations, Nicole! 👏

[Thomas Engell @ThomasPatos]

@LukeWolfenden Thank you for sharing :)

[Thomas Engell @ThomasPatos]

7/7. Thank you for reading through. Interested in using these methods? Feel free to reach out. Happy to share everything we have that can help (frameworks, taxonomies, coding manuals, R-scripts and apps etc.)

[Thomas Engell @ThomasPatos]

1/Happy to share this conceptual methods paper written with @NicoleStadnick, @Greg_Aarons & @MiyaBarnett. We review how common elements approaches can synthesize and distill intervention and implementation science into practical implications. Summary: https://t.co/TVWb3qVXzG

[Thomas Engell @ThomasPatos]

6/To realize their full potential, these methods need improved reporting of details (especially process data) from successful and unsuccessful intervention & implementation research, more data availability, and more focus on causal processes and mechanisms from diverse theories..

[UC San Diego ACTRI D&I Science Center @ImpSciUCSD]

🎉Congrats @ClareViglione @NicoleStadnick, @BorsikaRabin @LBrookmanFrazee @Greg_Aarons Julie Cakici (@alwaysgofwd) Olivia Fang & Beth Birenbaum on your recent publication! 👏👏

Read their systematic review of #impsci capacity building programs here👉https://t.co/PLDxrfQkn9

[Nicole Stadnick @NicoleStadnick]

Learned so much from @ThomasPatos about common elements methods applications to #impsci! Grateful for this collaboration @MiyaBarnett, @Greg_Aarons. https://t.co/sZQM2oEDWz. @ImpSciUCSD, @UCSDALACRITY