3rd International Conference on Current Issues in Coincidence Analysis

Confirmed speakers

• Deborah Cragun / Nina Sperber (Univ. of South Florida / Duke University): The value of contrapositive consistency and coverage in selecting among causal chain models explaining the adoption of pharmacogenetic testing for antidepressants
• Pavel Svačina / Jonathan Freitas (VSE Prague / Univ. of Minas Gerais): Do transaction costs or transactional value matter in technology licensing? Lessons learned from configurational causal modelling
• Jessica Dodge (VA Pittsburgh): Difference making implementation strategies for significant implementation: Coincidence Analysis on a global systematic review of implementation studies
• Jonathan Freitas (Univ. of Minas Gerais): Developing an online/hybrid course on CNA
• Yinfei Duan (University of Alberta): Process and context factors contributing to or impeding successful implementation of a complex team-based behavioral intervention: a configurational analysis of the INFORM trial data
• Dennis H. Li / Alithia Zamantakis / Reiping Huang (Northwestern University): Contextual factors predicting reach of a digital HIV intervention delivered by community-based organizations across the US
• Luna De Souter / Michael Baumgartner (Univ. of Bergen): Evaluating sufficiency and necessity in model building with Coincidence Analysis
• Martyna Swiatczak (Univ. of Bergen): A Comparative Configurational Analysis on the Introduction of Statutory Minimum Wage
• Meghan Lane-Fall / Sapna Mendon-Plasek (University of Pennsylvania / RAND): Systematic review of the use of Configurational Comparative Methods (including QCA and CNA) in the field of implementation science

Tentative program · Call for papers.