Global Center for Implementation Science

Accelerate the translation of evidence into action through advances in implementation science research that leverage multidisciplinary perspectives.

Partner with policymakers, global and local civil society organizations, healthcare organizations, providers, and communities to co-create solutions to complex implementation challenges in real-world settings.

Cultivate a diverse pipeline of leaders in implementation science and practice through bi-directional learning programs that engage a global community.

Harnessing Community Insights to Drive Vaccine Uptake and Coverage

Practices, Interpretations, & The Way Things Are Done: 

A Multiple Streams Perspective of Policy Implementation

From Crisis to Resilience: 

Leveraging Implementation Science for Adaptive Public Health Responses

The National Cancer Institute (NIH), through the Method to Extend Research in Time (MERIT) Program, has provided $3.1 million in funding for a research project led by Dr. Corrina Moucheraud. The study aims to identify the key factors affecting HPV vaccine uptake in Kenya and Malawi, two countries with a very high burden of cervical cancer. 

Early this month, Dr. Hanh Tran, an epidemiologist at the Hanoi University of Public Health in Vietnam, visited the NYU School of Global Public Health. She hosted a research-in-progress meeting to discuss the cost-effectiveness of lung cancer screening in Vietnam. 

Last month, Dr. Donna Shelley, Dr. Corrina Moucheraud and Dr. PhuongThao Le attended the World Cancer Congress in Switzerland. The conference aims to raise awareness about new cancer prevention strategies and support efforts to reduce the global cancer burden.