How is Implementation Science Transforming Healthcare: Challenging Assumptions and Future Directions
The traditional view of the pathway from research to practice suggests linear development of interventions emerging from basic science insights, testing of those interventions through specific stages of investigative trials, publication of those results, and then consideration of how the interventions may be adopted, implemented and sustained in clinical and community systems of care. As implementation science has emerged to more systematically understand and improve the fit of research discoveries with service delivery, questions have arisen about the value of this pathway and the implications of the assumptions that an intervention can be fully “ready for implementation.” This presentation will present an overview to implementation science, review progress made in recent years of funding, training, and conceptual advances, and then critically examine where the field is headed in its effort to improve health and healthcare.
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