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ONR&I Travel Grant Supports UW Nursing Research at International D&I Conference

Sarah Gimbel, CFPHN Professor, was supported by the UW SON ONR&I travel grant to present her work, “Optimizing Cross-site Collaboration Via the Implementation Research Logic Model,” at the 18th Annual Conference on the Science of Dissemination and Implementation in Health in National Harbor, Maryland, in December 2025. Several mentees of Dr. Gimbel, including Harriet Adhiambo, Megan Coe, Amanda Brumwell (seen directly below) and Carmen Hazim also presented their joint work. D&I is the foremost implementation science conference globally and, as the final photo attests, draws strong participation from UW faculty and graduate students alike.

Two conference attendees pose beside a University of Washington research poster during a poster session at a dissemination and implementation science conference.
Dr. Gimbel with F31 student Amanda Brumwell (PhDc in Global Health)
Two researchers pose beside a University of Washington research poster during an academic conference poster session.
Dr. Gimbel with student mentee Emily Callen (PhDc in pharmacy)
Conference attendees discuss a University of Washington research poster during a poster presentation session.
Global Health research scientist David Katz, who works on Dr. Gimbel’s SAIA-MOUD study

Conference attendees gather for a group photo at the 18th Annual Conference on the Science of Dissemination and Implementation in Health.

UW attendees at D&I in 2025.