Implementation Science Research Development (ImpRes) Tool
This guide provides a systematic step-by-step approach to designing implementation research.
A brief overview on using implementation models, theories and frameworks.
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This guide provides a systematic step-by-step approach to designing implementation research.
Before starting your implementation science research, you first need to identify and demonstrate a need for change.
This primer provides an overview of implementation science principles for pharmacists and other health care providers interested in accelerating practice…
This new guidance provides a comprehensive overview of the key components of conducting randomised trials of implementation strategies. The authors…
Watch this webinar to better understand considerations and strategies in conducting trials in aged care homes.
Watch this webinar to hear how consumers contribute to research work.
Watch this webinar to hear about hybrid design of trials, exploring implementation-effectiveness trials.
During this webinar Associate Professor Aditya (Adi) Vyas will explore how implementation science can help bridge the gap between evidence…
Emeritus Professor Penny Hawe will explore how systems thinking brings “background” factors into “foreground” focus. Professor Hawe will discuss how…
The evidence-practice gap can only be closed if evidence-based interventions and models of care are implemented at scale across health…
Realist evaluation provides a useful framework to understand how and why interventions work under different circumstances. Presenter Dr Mitchell Sarkies…
This resource outlines a four-step systematic method for developing an intervention designed to change clinical practice based on a theoretical…
This paper aims to provide broad guidance for the conduct of feasibility and pilot studies for implementation trials. Feasibility and…
The aim of this article is to propose a taxonomy that distinguishes between different categories of theories, models and frameworks…
Estimates of the implementation of evidence-based practices average around 17 years. This study revisits the pathway to translation for cancer…
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