Register today to attend the ISOQOL 1st Virtual Symposium, an event focused on challenges that healthcare providers (HCPs) encounter in the integration of patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) into routine practice.

Scheduled for three half-days from 6-8 May 2025, this virtual event will consist of panel discussions, presentations, an interactive online activity, real world case studies, and live attendee engagement and interaction with the speakers.

Session Highlight

Session 2: Using the COM-B model and Theoretical Domains Framework (TDF) to Unpack Barriers and Facilitators of Healthcare Provider Adoption of PROMs

In session two, the focus is on the specific needs of HCPs to adopt PROMs into practice for both initial and sustained use. Specifically, provided will be a review of the TDF and COM-B model (Capability, Opportunity, Motivation and Behavior) to understand barriers and facilitators to change. This includes defining the factors that are influential when seeking to change HCP behavior. Participants will prioritize the factors that matter most to their context to increase provider adoption of PROMs. This interactive session is foundational to subsequent sessions.

Session Speakers:

Angela C. Wolff, PhD RN

School of Nursing, Trinity Western University

  
Angela C. Wolff, PhD, RN is an Associate Professor at the Trinity Western University School of Nursing (British Columbia, Canada) where she teaches leadership and research-based courses and conducts research about how healthcare providers successfully integrate people-centered assessment tools into practice. Angela has received numerous grants to support this work including a systematic review about barriers and facilitators for patient-reported outcome measure adoption and knowledge translation for the routine use of quality-of-life assessments in community mental health. Her most recent innovation grant is about incorporating equitable people-centered assessments (in the form of PROMs) into undergraduate nursing education. Her involvement in ISOQOL includes Co-Chair of the Clinical Practice Special Interest Group and leading workshops on preparing clinicians to adopt PROMs. Angela is passionate advancing the professional practice of nurses to provide people-centered equitable healthcare to patients, families, and communities.

Julia Moore, PhD

The Center for Implementation

  
Dr. Julia E. Moore is the Executive Director for The Center for Implementation. Dr. Moore has a PhD from Penn State in Human Development, where she was trained as an implementation scientist, researching the best ways to implement evidence-based programs. She has worked on over 100 implementation projects. Dr. Moore is known internationally for her ability to communicate complex implementation science concepts in clear and practical ways. Dr. Moore developed the online mini-course, Inspiring Change: Creating Impact with Evidence-Based Implementation, which has been completed by over 9000 professionals from around the world. Dr. Moore is most passionate about supporting professionals on how to use implementation science; she has delivered dozens of workshops to thousands of participants.