Closing the gap between lived experience and evidence-based care.
AHIS is a member-based nonprofit that designs and operates Implementation Support Programs (ISPs) that help evidence-based care reach more people, more effectively.
Better Health Outcomes
We Turn Evidence into
PATIENTS, PROVIDERS, RESEARCHERS, INDUSTRY, AND COMMUNITIES
* AHIS is a non-promotional organization and does not endorse specific therapies, products, providers, or treatment decisions.
Clinical care decisions remain the responsibility of patients and licensed healthcare professionals.
Implementation Support Programs.
AHIS supports non-promotional implementation science efforts focused on understanding how evidence-based care is integrated, implemented, and sustained across real-world healthcare settings.
CONVENE
PATIENTS, PROVIDERS, RESEARCHERS, INDUSTRY, AND COMMUNITIES
PILOT
TEST AND REFINE IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES IN THE REAL-WORLD
MEASURE
GENERATE IMPLEMENTATION EVIDENCE AND REAL-WORLD INSIGHTS
ADAPT
IMPROVE CARE DELIVERY AND IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGIES
SCALE
EXPAND SUCCESSFUL MODELS AND STRENGTHEN SYSTEM CAPACITY
Evidence-based care only improves outcomes when it reaches people.
AHIS helps organizations convene stakeholders, pilot solutions, measure implementation outcomes, adapt care delivery strategies, and scale successful models.
Together, we turn evidence into better health outcomes.
Partnerships & Real World Impact
AHIS initiatives are governed programs developed in partnership with healthcare organizations, funders, academic institutions, and community partners. Together, we design, test, and refine implementation approaches that can be repeated and scaled responsibly.
San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium (SABCS)
Addressing Breast Cancer Disparities Through Community Co-Creation
Describes a community-driven, co-creation framework leveraging digital enablement to improve access to breast cancer resources in the Memphis Mid South.
Academy of Oncology Nurse & Patient Navigators
Co-Creating Digital Solutions
with Navigators and Patients
Examines a patient-navigator co-creation model and its role in addressing breast cancer disparities through digital resource enablement in Memphis.
