The live presentation has passed but you can still join us to attend a live Q&A session, view the presentation recording, and receive the event workbook.


With the COVID-19 pandemic, adaptations are top of mind right now.


You’re probably used to feeling the tension that surrounds adaptations: The push and pull of trying to adhere to the evidence and address the needs of stakeholders and adapt to the context and the end-users.


If you’re an implementer or a professional tasked with creating change, you understand that adaptations are now part of our everyday reality. But even though you know they’re necessary, it doesn’t mean you know how to strategically make them happen.


In today’s climate, we’ve shifted from questioning whether to adapt or not — to needing to adapt, and make adaptations happen quickly.


Whether you’ve had to make adaptations because of COVID-19 or because your intervention has been brought to a new setting, new context, or a new population, making adaptations is challenging. When you’re on the ground, they're especially difficult to navigate.

With so many different adaptation frameworks, planning for adaptations can be confusing and overwhelming.

Plus, we rarely dedicate time to plan for adaptations - we are just expected to make it happen.


If you are tasked with making adaptations, wouldn’t it be valuable to have a process to follow? One that’s rigorous but isn't too labour or time-intensive to be feasible?

At this special TCI virtual event, we are going to guide you through a specific process on how to effectively and proactively plan for adaptations.


We’ll provide you with a clear step-by-step roadmap on how to plan for adaptations that integrates and incorporates multiple adaptation frameworks that you can immediately apply to your intervention. We have pulled from the evidence and the frameworks so you don't have to (but can if you want to - since we will share a great reading list).


You’ll receive concrete and practical guidance on how to monitor adaptations as they are happening.


Plus, you’ll learn how to understand the potential impact of these adaptations on outcomes so you can balance adaptations and outcomes (i.e., avoid adaptations that are likely to reduce the effectiveness of your intervention).

Through this virtual event, you will:


Build your practical expertise in planning for adaptations that you can apply to your own implementation work


Develop a step-by-step adaptations plan so you can address challenges brought on by COVID-19 or because you are implementing in a new setting, a new context, or a new population


Consult with implementation science experts to ask your project-specific questions related to adaptations

If you are a professional tasked with implementing a program, policy, or innovation, this virtual event is for you.


We welcome participants from a range of settings, including: 

  • Healthcare and public health organizations
  • Government organizations
  • Community-based organizations
  • Philanthropic organizations
  • Funding agencies
  • Universities and research institutes
  • Policy organizations


This special TCI virtual event includes:


  • A 2-hour live online presentation on Tuesday, February 23, 2021 (12:00 PM ET - 2:00 PM ET), led by Dr. Julia Moore and Sobia Khan (recorded in case you are not able to attend live)


  • Our event workbook that provides the key concepts from the presentation and our step-by-step roadmap on how to proactively plan for adaptations


  • An opportunity for you to ask Dr. Julia Moore and Sobia Khan questions about adaptations that are specific to your project at one of our 1-hour post-presentation virtual Q&A sessions (4 dates to choose from):
  1. Wednesday, March 3 // 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET
  2. Thursday, March 4 // 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM ET
  3. Wednesday, March 10 // 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM ET
  4. Friday, March 12 // 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM ET


  • A recording of Dr. Julia Moore and Sobia Khan's responses to the most frequently asked questions that arose from the Q&A sessions


Participation in all components of the virtual event will occur over Zoom and all attendees will receive access to the recording of the presentation as well as the FAQ responses.

Our 2-hour live online presentation will cover:


To adapt or not?

  • Learn about the evidence for pros and cons of adaptations, plus the reality of what adaptations look like when implementing, spreading, and scaling interventions
  • Facilitators will tease apart the kinds of adaptations you might be considering

Step-by-step adaptation planning process

  • We will introduce a new step-by-step adaptation planning process you can use to plan for any kind of adaptation - both related to COVID-19 concerns and other implementation efforts
  • Strategically find ways to gain stakeholder support for a new approach to adaptations

Factors that affect adaptations and outcomes

  • Learn how to apply adaptations frameworks
  • Assess the potential impact of an adaptation on intervention outcomes


Join other professionals in this virtual event to gain practical tools, methods, and approaches to effectively and proactively plan for adaptations.

Ticket Pricing

$175 USD or $230 CAD



Tickets are on sale Jan. 5 until Feb. 22 @ 12:00 PM EST.


If you are a member of the Implementing Change Community, our new membership initiative, your ticket to this event is included in your membership fee! However, you will still need to register. Please visit the members-only online space for more information.

Interesting in learning more about our Implementing Change Community? You'll find all the details here.


We offer the following discounts*:

  • 20% off for past participants of Designing for Implementation and Implementation, Spread, and Scale
  • 20% off for groups of 3+ employees from the same organization
  • 30% off for full-time students
  • 70% off for individuals in low- and middle-income countries as defined by the World Bank

*You can only use one discount code.

Please e-mail [email protected] for more information.

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Who We Are

TCI offers evidence-based training and support to organizations and individuals as they work to foster and manage change in the workplace and across the health system. Our mission is to accelerate the application of theory and evidence-informed change methods to improve outcomes.


Founded in 2018, TCI has experienced rapid growth over the past two years. This expansion has been driven by our reputation for producing clear and practical guidance on applying implementation science to inform practice and enhance outcomes. Over 5000 professionals have enrolled in our online mini-course, Inspiring Change.

We’re actively building the bridge between implementation science and practice. We’re known for our ability to synthesize complex implementation science concepts into easy-to-understand actionable steps.


Our true specialization lies in our contribution to implementation practice: we draw from what’s in the literature and expertly link and assemble various theories, models, frameworks, and approaches for practical application.


Our expertise is in developing innovative processes that are informed by implementation science and designed for creating real-world change.

Dr. Julia Moore

Dr. Julia E. Moore is an award-winning expert on the practical applications of implementation science. As the Executive Director of The Center for Implementation, she is internationally known for her ability to communicate complex implementation science concepts in clear and actionable ways. Dr. Moore was trained as an implementation scientist at Penn State University where she received her PhD in Human Development and researched the best methods to implement evidence-based programs. Dr. Moore's experience in the field spans more than a decade and includes working on over 100 implementation projects in 8 countries. Her passion for supporting the real-world use of implementation science is shown through her commitment to the spread and scale of accessible training: Dr. Moore has led and designed tailored courses and workshops for over 2500 professionals from a wide range of fields. She also developed the popular online mini-course, Inspiring Change: Creating Impact with Evidence-based Implementation, which has been completed by over 5000 professionals from around the globe.

Sobia Khan

Sobia Khan is the Director of Implementation at The Center for Implementation. For over 10 years, Sobia has consulted with organizations in Canada and worldwide, supporting capacity building, strategic organizational change, and evaluation based on implementation science and systems thinking. She has worked in a variety of organization types include hospitals, provincial agencies and academic institutions, and has practiced, researched and supported implementation at the organizational, community, provincial, national and international levels. Sobia co-developed and co-delivered courses that were to targeted frontline professionals and intermediary organizations looking for practical implementation guidance. She has also developed organization-specific capacity related to implementation science and systems thinking, and has supported organizations to adopt implementation science as a strategic aim.

To recap, this virtual event includes:


  • Our 2-hour live online presentation on Tuesday, February 23, 2021 (12:00 PM ET - 2:00 PM ET), led by Dr. Julia Moore and Sobia Khan which will provide practical guidance on how to effectively plan for adaptations, monitor the adaptations that happened, and understand the potential impact of these adaptations on outcomes


  • Our event workbook that contains our clear step-by-step roadmap. It incorporates multiple adaptation frameworks that you can immediately apply to your intervention.


  • An opportunity for you to ask Dr. Julia Moore and Sobia Khan project-specific questions about adaptations at a 1-hour post-presentation virtual Q&A session (4 dates to choose from):
  1. Wednesday, March 3 // 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET
  2. Thursday, March 4 // 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM ET
  3. Wednesday, March 10 // 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM ET
  4. Friday, March 12 // 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM ET



  • A video recording of the online presentation


  • A video recording of Dr. Julia Moore and Sobia Khan’s responses to your most frequently asked questions


  • Materials, handouts, and tools you can bring back to your organization


Have a few questions? These answers might help.

 

What if I can’t attend the live online presentation?

No problem! Your ticket includes access to the recording.

 

What if I can't attend one of the virtual Q&A sessions?

We’ve got you covered. Your ticket includes access to a video where our facilitators will answer the most frequently asked questions that arose from the sessions.

 

Can I participate in more than one Q&A sessions?

Unfortunately, people are limited to attending one Q&A session, but we will create a recording of the frequently asked questions following all of the Q&A sessions.

 

Will the virtual Q&A sessions be recorded?

They will not be recorded to ensure confidentiality and encourage easy, informal conversation.

 

I’ve taken Implementation, Spread, and Scale. How will this event be different from what I learned in the course?

Implementation, Spread, and Scale introduced the key adaptation concepts and frameworks. The course included about 15 min of video about adaptations. This event does a deep dive into adaptations. Plus, based on course participant feedback, we have developed a new step-by-step adaptations process model to simplify the process for implementers. 


Do you offer any discounts?

Yes! We offer discounts for past Designing for Implementation participants, past Implementation, Spread, and Scale participants, groups of 3+ employees from the same organization, full-time students, and Individuals in low- and middle-income countries as defined by the World Bank

Please e-mail [email protected] for more information.


If I'm a member of the Implementing Change Community, do I still have to purchase a ticket to this event?

You get to attend this event for free! It's included in your membership. While you won't need to purchase a ticket, we will still require you to register for the event. Check the members-only online platform for details.

For more info on the Implementing Change Community, click here.

Ticket Pricing

$175 USD or $230 CAD



Tickets are on sale Jan. 5 until Feb. 22 @ 12:00 PM EST.


If you are a member of the Implementing Change Community, our new membership initiative, your ticket to this event is included in your membership fee! However, you will still need to register. Please visit the members-only online space for more information.

Interesting in learning more about our Implementing Change Community? You'll find all the details here.


We offer the following discounts*:

  • 20% off for past participants of Designing for Implementation and Implementation, Spread, and Scale
  • 20% off for groups of 3+ employees from the same organization
  • 30% off for full-time students
  • 70% off for individuals in low- and middle-income countries as defined by the World Bank

*You can only use one discount code.

Please e-mail [email protected] for more information.

Select your preferred currency:

We are passionate about making implementation science practical and applicable.


I've been passionate about adaptations for over a decade. Working with frontline implementers and intermediary organizations has really highlighted that adaptations are a reality when implementing - but there aren't great processes to help implementers better plan for adaptations.

Developing a practical and easy-to-use adaptations process specifically for implementers has been a dream of mine, and I'm unbelievably excited to turn that into a reality.

- Julia E. Moore