Online course

Organizational Implementation of Exercise is Medicine-On Campus Programs

Drs. Samantha Harden and Connie Tompkins along with PhD student Kristin Jett will lead the talk in exploring the contexts of Gold-level Exercise is Medicine On Campus (EIM-OC) programs. They will provide an overview of how these programs implement exercise referral schemes and their success to…

About this course

Drs. Samantha Harden and Connie Tompkins along with PhD student Kristin Jett will lead the talk in exploring the contexts of Gold-level Exercise is Medicine On Campus (EIM-OC) programs. They will provide an overview of how these programs implement exercise referral schemes and their success to better understand what resources are needed for current and aspiring EIM-OC programs. This insightful talk will highlight research findings on EIM-OC programs’ reach, effectiveness, adoption, implementation, and maintenance (RE-AIM) to provide actionable steps toward improving program success. The talk will conclude with Lisa Leininger and Neil Peterson, current co-chairs of the EIM-OC committee, joining in to have a discussion of EIM-OC program experiences related to these findings.

What you will learn

  • Define the EIM/EIM-OC initiatives and their objectives for promoting physical activity
  • Summarize current applications of exercise referral schemes in gold-level EIM-OC programs based on the RE-AIM approach
  • Understand the organizational needs of EIM-OC programs for successful implementation and reach