Education Core
22 March 2021
Education Core
Our COIN is providing educational resources through a number of different avenues. We use a hub and spoke model where the research we wish to implement and disseminate serves as the hub and then the methods we use to disseminate/implement are the spokes. Methods highlighted on this page include Twitter, visual abstracts, cyberseminars and, of course, the COIN website.
For instance, follow us on Twitter at @SeaDenCOIN to find out about upcoming cyberseminars our researchers are giving. Or learn about the publications we are constantly putting out. Look and see who we are following and who is following us to find many of researchers also on Twitter. You can find a community of researchers who are truly innovative.
Visual Abstracts
We are also using visual abstracts to make people more familiar with our research publications. See all our rapidly expanding collection.
Relational Coordination in VA Program
Funded through a 3-year SDR grant with HSR&D, the Relational Coordination in VA program offers VA researchers and staff access to the Relational Coordination Survey at no-cost along with educational opportunities to learn about the role of Relational Coordination in healthcare.
Slidedocs
A slidedoc is a document created using presentation software, where visuals and words unite to illustrate one clear point per page. They're meant to be printed or distributed instead of presented. The result is a medium that can be read more quickly than a document.
View our collection of Slidedocs
Cyberseminars
- What’s at the core? Intro to the VA Qualitative Methods Learning Collaborative (QMLC) and scoping of Qualitative Cores-how they operate and what resources they offer
- by Gemmae Fix, PhD; Christine Kowalski, MPH; Haverhals Leah, PhD, MA; Jane Moeckli, PhD
- Seminar date: 2/11/2021
- Seminar time: 12:00-1:00pm ET
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- Compendium on Use of Complementary and Integrative Health Therapies and Chiropractic Care at the VA
- by Hannah Gelman, PhD; Stephanie Taylor, PhD, MPH; Steven Zeliadt, PhD
- Seminar date: 1/21/2021
- Seminar time: 12:00-1:00pm ET
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- Engaging Stakeholders in Identifying VA Access Research and Evaluation Priorities: A Foundation for the Access Research Roadmap
- by Karen Albright, PhD ; Demetria McNeal, PhD, MBA
- Seminar date: 1/6/2021
- Watch
- What Potentially Makes De-Implementation Different Than Implementation and Why Does it Matter? Thoughts on Theory, Outcomes and Patient Experience
- by Christian Helfrich, PhD, MPH
- Seminar date: 10/22/2020
- Watch this cyberseminar
- Remote Work During COVID-19: The Experience of VA HSR&D Researchers and Staff
- by Heather Gilmartin, Ph.D, NP, CIC
- Seminar date: 10/13/2020
- Watch this cyberseminar
- Access Research Priorities: Perspectives of the Office of Veterans Access to Care (OVAC) and Veterans Access Research Consortium
- by Michael Ho, MD, PhD ; Susan Kirsh, MD, MPH
- Seminar date: 9/22/2020
- Watch this cyberseminar
- Reducing Disparities in Diabetic Foot Ulcers with Research, Clinical Care, and Technology
- by Alyson Littman, PhD, MD; Jeffrey Robbins, DPM ; Suzanne Shirley, LCSW
- Seminar date: 7/8/2020
- Watch this cyberseminar
- Current LGBT Health Research in VA
- by John Blosnich, PhD, MPH ; Michael Kauth, PhD ; Keren Lehavot, PhD ; Jillian Shipherd, PhD
- Seminar date: 5/6/2020
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- COVID-19: Emerging Considerations Regarding the Care for Women Veterans for Clinicians and Researchers
- by Kelly Buckholdt, PhD ; Susan Frayne, MD, MPH ; Megan Gerber, MD, MPH ; Amanda Johnson, MD ; Jodie Katon, PhD, MS ; Laura Miller, MD
- Seminar date: 4/7/2020
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- Introduction to the HSRD Veterans Access Research Consortium (VARC)
- by Michael Ho, MD, PhD; Peter Kaboli, MD, MS, FACP, FHM ; Sameer Saini, MD; Stephanie Shimada, PhD
- Seminar date: 2/19/2020
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