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Talk, Tailor, Test & Track: Simple Rules For Complexity
Complexity theory is pretty sexy in implementation research right now. Like, Ian Malcolm in the first Jurassic Park talking about chaos and strange attractors kind of sexy. I must confess however to originally having some scepticism. It’s all very well … Continue reading
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Tagged complexity, evaluation, implementation, theory, Translational gap
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Three cheers for Implementation Science #3: You Make Me Want To Be A Better Researcher
If you didn’t get the As Good As It Gets reference then you’re too young to be reading this post. Or I’m too old to be attempting movie references in titles. Let’s call it even. Our first cheer was for … Continue reading
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Tagged collaboration, coproduction, implementation, Translational gap
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Three cheers for Implementation Science: #2 Science Vs The Gap
Our first cheer was about the value of implementation science for getting the best value out of research itself. Implementation science is about helping us cross the “2nd translational gap” and getting knowledge from research to the people and places … Continue reading
Three cheers for implementation science. #1 Research That Actually Does
[This is the first of three blogs – do check out #2 Science Vs The Gap and #3 You Make Me Want To Be A Better Researcher] Let’s clear up something first – you might, just might, be thinking what … Continue reading
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Tagged impact, implementation, Research waste, Translational gap
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Data, patients, action! 