The Mechanisms of Implementation Support - Findings from a Systematic Integrative Review.

Purpose: Mechanisms of Change (MoC) explain how strategies used to enhance the uptake of evidence in social and human services enable change in the behaviors of individual practitioners, organizational leaders or entire organizations, and systems. One such strategy is the use of implementation suppo...

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Publicado en:Research on Social Work Practice Vol. 32; no. 3; pp. 259 - 281
Autores principales: Albers, Bianca, Metz, Allison, Burke, Katie, Bührmann, Leah, Bartley, Leah, Driessen, Pia, Varsi, Cecilie
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Sage Publications Inc. Mar2022
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          Metz, Allison
          Burke, Katie
          Bührmann, Leah
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          European Implementation Collaborative, Søborg, Denmark
          Institute for Implementation Science in Health Care, 30841 University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland
          2331 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC, USA
          162867 Centre for Effective Services, Dublin, Ireland
          5995 Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
          Aachen Institute for Rescue Medicine and Civil Security, Aachen, Germany
          177041 University of South-Eastern Norway, Kongsberg, Norway
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        Ability
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        Physicians' attitudes
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          Offices of physicians
          Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)
          Systematic reviews
          Stakeholder analysis
          Physicians' attitudes
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        capacity building
        implementation science
        implementation support
        integrative review
        mechanisms of change
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        implementation science
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      ab: Purpose: Mechanisms of Change (MoC) explain how strategies used to enhance the uptake of evidence in social and human services enable change in the behaviors of individual practitioners, organizational leaders or entire organizations, and systems. One such strategy is the use of implementation support practitioner (ISPs). This study examines the mechanisms through which ISPs facilitate behavior supportive of the implementation of research-supported interventions. Methods : A systematic, integrative review was conducted. The conceptualization of MoCs built on a model by Dalkin and colleagues. Results: Based on a unique combination of knowledge, skills, and attitudes, ISPs install trust in and among their stakeholders and utilize this trust to promote meaningful and relevant learning; provide ongoing opportunities for learning, reflection, and support; help to span boundaries; and positively motivate stakeholders. Discussion: ISPs do not represent a short cut to better implementation. They represent an additional implementation challenge that requires dedicated attention and resources.
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