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Research focusing on implementation strategies, defined as “methods or techniques used to enhance the adoption, implementation, and sustainability of a clinical program or practice” [], has been prioritized in order to bridge the quality chasm in health and mental health services [2-5]. a However, efforts to identify, develop, and test implementation strategies have been complicated by a ...

Implementation science is fundamentally concerned with identifying effective strategies for implementing evidence-based interventions. Therefore, it is critical to understand the difference in what is meant by implementation strategies and evidence based interventions.. Evidence based interventions are the what that is being implemented. Implementation strategies are how we seek to get ...

In implementation research, the experimental condition is often a specific implementation strategy, and the control condition is most often “implementation as usual.” Brown et al. [ 2 ] described three broad categories of designs providing within-site, between-site, and within- and between-site comparisons of implementation strategies.

While the use of multifaceted and tailored implementation strategies is intuitive and has considerable face validity (), the evidence regarding their superiority to single-component strategies has been mixed (37, 39, 40).A review of 25 systematic reviews found “no compelling evidence that multifaceted interventions are more effective than single-component interventions” (p. 20).

Strategies are central to the National Institutes of Health’s definition of implementation research as “the study of strategies to integrate evidence-based interventions into specific settings.” Multiple scholars have proposed lists of the strategies used in implementation research and practice, which they increasingly are classifying under the single term “implementation strategies.”

Implementation research aims to understand how to deploy and execute evidence-based practices in real-world settings. 1 Effectiveness researchers, tasked with understanding whether or not their intervention works, are increasingly encouraged to incorporate implementation research principles including implementation strategies (what actions are done to help people and/or organizations do the ...

Glasgow, Eckstein, and ElZarrad (2013): Implementation science is the 'application and integration of research evidence in to practice and policy.' Allottey et al: Implementation science is 'applied research that aims to develop the critical evidence base that informs the effective, sustained and embedded adoption of interventions by health systems and communities.'

Implementation strategies are systematic processes, techniques, or activities designed to enhance the adoption, implementation, and sustainability of a clinical program or evidence-based practice. The following resources include definitions and resources for designing, selecting, and evaluating implementation strategies used in implementation ...

Both articles successfully applied components of implementation science to develop strategies that reduced health care's climate change contribution, 45,47 suggesting that implementation science frameworks and tools can be a powerful ally in climate mitigation research. Additionally, none of the included articles applied implementation science ...

Objectives Quality Improvement (QI) and Implementation Science (IS) are both frequently utilised in health research. Little is known about how they are integrated within studies, and whether combined they add value. This systematic review sought to investigate how QI and IS theories and strategies are integrated within healthcare-based studies. Methods A systematic search was conducted across ...

Implementation strategies can form the basis for an implementation plan that maps out the implementation process. ... Practices, programmes, policies, strategies or other activities that have been empirically shown through scientific research and evaluation processes to improve outcomes to some degree.

Background Community engagement is widely recognized as critical to successful and equitable implementation of evidence-based practices, programs, and policies. However, there are no clear guidelines for community involvement in data collection and analysis in implementation research. Methods We describe three specific methods for engaging community members in data collection and analysis ...

Enola Proctor and colleagues define implementation strategies as “methods or techniques used to enhance the adoption, implementation, and sustainability of a clinical program or practice.” At its core, implementation science aims to select and refine implementation strategies to put evidence-based interventions into practice. The field has ...

A range of implementation research exists, based on the centrality of implementation in the research question, the degree to which the research takes place in a real world setting with routine populations, and the role of implementation strategies and implementation variables in the research (figure ⇓).

The future of implementation strategies in implementation science. Many experts in the field are continuing to conduct research that will build our knowledge about implementation strategies. We know that some people are looking more closely at change determinants and mechanisms and how these link with strategies.

The determinants, strategies, and outcomes described in this narrative were then integrated within the Implementation Research Logic Model (Figure 1) (Smith et al., Citation 2020). Table 1 provides a high-level overview of determinants and associated strategies to promote the implementation of universal PrEP guidelines and de-implementation of ...

implementation research, is crucial to meeting that challenge, providing a basis for the context-specific, evidence-informed decision-making needed to make what is possible in ... Infectious Diseases of Poverty and the 2012 publication of its first strategy on HPSR called ‘Changing Mindsets’, which advocated for greater embedding of ...

from Implementation Research Study type Study feature Clinical / Public Health research Implementation research Aim: evaluate a / an … clinical intervention, health promotion intervention, policy implementation strategy Typical intervention drug, procedure, therapy, prevention program organizational practice change, training Typical outcomes ...

Abstract. Success in the implementation of evidence-based interventions (EBIs) in different settings has had variable success. Implementation research offers the approach needed to understand the variability of health outcomes from implementation strategies in different settings and why interventions were successful in some countries and failed in others.