• Limited dissemination and uptake of research findings

• Insufficient analytic capacity to fully leverage complex data

• Difficulty translating evidence into equitable, actionable decisions

Data Analytics & Actionable Insights:

• Dissemination of findings in manuscripts, program materials, evaluation reports, policy briefs, conference presentations (including submitting abstracts), and poster design

• Data analytics to uncover meaningful patterns and trends, and inform solutions across diverse communities

• Actionable insights that support equitable program design, policy decisions, data-driven strategies, and program planning that improve health outcomes for all populations

• Methodologic uncertainty and risk

• Difficulty distilling complex cross-sectional and longitudinal data using epidemiologic methodological approaches to inform actionable recommendations

Epidemiology Consulting:

• Evidence-based research and approaches to inform public health programs and policy

• Causal inference to translate complex data into clear, actionable insights that support effective decision-making and improve population health outcomes

• Limited integration of stakeholder perspectives or lived experiences with quantitative data

• Insufficient capacity to conduct rigorous qualitative research

• Gaps between qualitative insights and programmatic decision-making

Integrated mixed-methods approaches

• Supports collection, management (i.e., data coding), organization, and analysis of lived experiences, community voices, and stakeholder perspectives

• Supports collection, management, organization, and quantitative analysis of program, survey, and other data sources

• Supports integration of qualitative and quantitative data analyses and findings to deepen understanding of complex public health issues

• Limited capacity for outreach, patient engagement, or community partnership building

• Need for culturally-relevant or tailored strategies

• Difficulty translating data into community-informed programs

Community-based chronic disease prevention & control strategies:

• Improved community trust and engagement

• Health-centered–aligned program improvements

• Scalable, community-driven engaged programs interventions

• Time-limited project cycles to generate audience-appropriate communication of findings

• Challenges in communicating findings clearly, often driven by excessive technical detail, inconsistent messaging, or limited engagement with key stakeholders

• Challenges with writing grants with strong evidence and aligned priorities

Clear Dissemination of findings & Science communications:

• Ensures research results are disseminated clearly across manuscripts, reports, policy briefs, and presentations—addressing common challenges related to unclear messaging, limited reach, or misalignment with stakeholder expectations

• Review of grants, manuscripts, program materials, evaluation reports, policy briefs, conference presentation abstracts, and poster design

• Translates complex analyses into coherent narratives that maintain methodological integrity while overcoming barriers

• Limited capacity for program planning, design, and evaluation

• Distilling complex data into actionable insights

Health Program Design, Evaluation, & Improvement Guidance:

• Needs Assessment Analysis

• Program Planning & Design

• Implementation Support

• Monitoring & Program Evaluation