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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 Dissemination and Implementation (D&I) conference in Washington, DC 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 second 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.
GH research scientist colleague who works on my Daia MOUD study David Katz

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.