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Implementation Science: Buzzword or Game Changer?

Natalie F Douglas, Wenonah N Campbell, Jacqueline J Hinckley

Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research : JSLHR

|October 27, 2015

Summary

Implementation science offers practical strategies for applying research in communication sciences and disorders. This field aids in reducing disparities and improving client outcomes through evidence-based practices.

Area of Science:

Implementation science
Communication sciences and disorders

Background:

The field of implementation science is emerging.
It offers practical applications for research in communication sciences and disorders.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a resource on implementation science for research application in communication sciences and disorders.

Main Methods:

Review key implementation science terminology.
Provide practical suggestions for applying theories and methodologies.
Discuss hybrid research designs and stakeholder engagement.
Share an educational example of implementing an autism intervention in schools.

Main Results:

Implementation science can inform research agendas.

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It helps reduce health and education disparities.

Enhances accountability, quality control, clinician satisfaction, and client outcomes.

Conclusions:

Implementation science is a valuable field for communication sciences and disorders.
It contributes to improved evidence-based practice and client results.