Implementation Science 3.0
This textbook presents a much-needed overview of the recent developments in implementation science — a discipline that is young, has gained increasing attention in recent years, and has experienced substantial and rapid growth in knowledgeproduction and d
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plementation Science 3.0
Implementation Science 3.0
Bianca Albers • Aron Shlonsky • Robyn Mildon Editors
Implementation Science 3.0
Editors Bianca Albers European Implementation Collaborative Copenhagen, Denmark
Aron Shlonsky Monash University Clayton, Australia
Robyn Mildon Centre for Evidence and Implementation Melbourne, Australia
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Preface
The word implementation is in the air. You can hear it whispered and shouted across academia, government, and providers of health and social services. That includes us. No doubt, the three of us have been infected by the implementation bug – and have lived with it for a while. We belong to a continuously growing group of applied researchers interested in developing the field of implementation science, which – and we should stress this from the beginning – always includes practice. Robyn Mildon has been a powerful voice in the human service sector for some time, continually pointing out to academics, service agencies, and governments that producing and translating evidence would amount to nothing if nobody actually used it; Aron Shlonsky, an evidence-based academic by training and by heart, has far too often experienced just how little evidence matters when governments fail to make effective services available; and Bianca Albers, after having led the dissemination and implementation of multiple research-informed programs in both government and nongovernment organizations, has learned that the “importation” of manualized interventions into real-world settings requ
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