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Writing implementation research grant proposals: ten key ingredients.

Enola K Proctor¹, Byron J Powell, Ana A Baumann

¹Center for Mental Health Services Research, George Warren Brown School of Social Work, Washington University in St, Louis, St, Louis, MO 63130, USA. ekp@wustl.edu

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This guide offers ten key ingredients for crafting successful implementation research grant applications. Addressing these elements helps researchers demonstrate feasibility and strengthen their proposals for funding in this growing scientific field.

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Area of Science:

Dissemination and Implementation Science
Health Services Research

Background:

Implementation research funding applications present unique challenges for investigators.
Early-stage researchers, in particular, may struggle with proposal development in this complex, emerging field.

Purpose of the Study:

To address the challenges of preparing competitive grant applications in dissemination and implementation research.
To summarize ten essential components for successful implementation research grants.

Main Methods:

The article synthesizes key elements required for grant applications.
It provides examples of how preliminary data, literature review, and narrative can enhance proposals.

Main Results:

Ten critical ingredients for strong implementation research grant applications are identified.
Guidance is offered on how to effectively present research background, methodology, and feasibility.

Conclusions:

Addressing these ten ingredients can significantly improve the quality and competitiveness of grant proposals.
This framework helps investigators convey the significance, feasibility, and potential impact of their research.