Introduction by Valéry Ridde (Université de Montréal) to the Global Health Workshop: Methods For Implementation Science in Global Health (2017, April 20th). http://www.equitesante.org/implementation-science-methods-in-global-health/

1. INTRODUCTION
Global Health Workshop: Methods For
Implementation Science in Global Health
April, 20th. 2017
McGill University
Workshop co-organised by REALISME Chair and McGill of Global Health Programs
Valéry Ridde
@equitesante
@valeryridde

4. Definitions of implementation science in HIV/AIDS Odeny, Thomas A et al. The Lancet HIV , Volume 2 , Issue 5 , e178 - e180
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5. IMPLEMENTATION
SCIENCE
RESEARCH
STUDIES

6. DEFINITIONS
 Scientific investigation of factors associated with effective
implementation(Franks and Schroder, 2013)
 implementation = process of putting an intervention into use -
either evidence-based or theory-based – in a setting(Damschroder et al., 2009;
Nash et al., 2006; Thompson et al., 2003)

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12. Acceptability
Adoption
Appropriateness
Feasibility
Fidelity
Cost
Penetration
Sustainability
IMPLEMENTATION OUTCOMES
Enola Proctor et al, 2010

14. Harald Saetren The Policy Studies Journal, Vol. 33, No. 4, 2005

15. Saetren, 2005- Articles 1933-2003

16. WHAT
EVERYONE
SHOULD KNOW
1. Quality Implementation Is the Sine Qua Non of
Effective Programs
2. Monitoring Implementation Is an Essential Component
3. It Is Extremely Costly to Ignore Implementation
4. Implementation Is a Multidimensional Concept
5. Implementation Exists along a Continuum
6. Adaptations Are Common and May Improve Program
Outcomes
7. Effective Professional Development Services Are
Essential
8. Multiple Factors Affect Implementation
9. at Least 14 Related Steps to Achieving Quality
Implementation
10. Quality Implementation Requires Collaboration among
Multiple Stakeholders
11. The Same Factors That Influence Quality of
Implementation Also Influence Sustainability
Durlak, 2015; pp. 395–405

17. HP AND POLICY SCIENCE : 1986-2006
E. Breton and E. de Leeuw, 2010
● 7% of HP articles are PP studies
● 18% are referring to a theoretical framework
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18. “We are not even close to a well-developed theory of
policy implementation’” Saetren’s (2005, p. 573)
« The theoretical base for implementation is
relatively new and needs to be tested and
operationalized in real-world settings. » Franks & Schroeder (2013, p.12)

19. Robert et Ridde, 2015
Perez et al, 2016

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