The National Cancer Institute Implementation Science team designed this workbook to support the adoption, implementation, and sustainment of cancer control evidence-based interventions. However, it provides broadly applicable guidance for multiple stages of the implementation process: engaging partners, choosing and adapting an intervention, identifying and selecting implementation strategies, developing an evaluation plan, supporting program sustainability, and scaling up and de-implementing an intervention. It includes case studies, theories, frameworks, strategies, and additional resources for applying dissemination and implementation science.

This CDC guide is designed to help tobacco control programs utilize coalitions to create policy change.

This guide offers program staff and partners information on how to effectively develop and implement paid media, earned media, social media, and other program communications to support tobacco control efforts.

This guide gives program staff and partners information on how to begin developing strong program infrastructure.

This Trailnet toolkit provides recommendations and resources for creating healthy communities, especially in relation to long-term solutions addressing the obesity epidemic.

The National Cancer Institute GEM supports and encourages a community of users to drive consensus on best measures and share the resulting data from use of those measures. The website offers access to over 700 unique evaluation tools.

The Community Tool Box is a global resource for free information on essential skills for building healthy communities. It offers more than 7,000 pages of practical guidance in creating change and improvement. Several chapters hold valuable information on community participation, community assessment, leadership and group facilitation, and community building.

This guide is designed to help community health professionals develop, implement, and evaluate a sustainability plan by providing a synthesis of science- and practice-based evidence. It provides a process for sustaining policy strategies and related activities, introduces various approaches to sustainability, and demonstrates sustainability planning in action with real-life examples.

The Spectrum of Prevention identifies six complementary levels of prevention activities. The framework is designed to promote a multifaceted approach to prevention.

The Free Management Library provides information, tools, and resources to facilitate the process of strategic planning.