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The Journal of Primary Prevention
|February 3, 2019
Summary
Scaling evidence-based programs requires understanding implementation science. This special issue explores how to effectively scale these programs while maintaining quality and fidelity in real-world settings.
Area of Science:
- Prevention Science
- Implementation Science
Background:
- Evidence-based programs and practices (EBPPs) are proven to improve well-being.
- Implementation science highlights the critical role of fidelity in achieving EBPP benefits in real-world settings.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore dimensions for scaling EBPPs.
- To inform the development of scalable implementation support systems.
- To discuss technology's role in scaling EBPPs with fidelity.
Main Methods:
- Review of current literature on scaling EBPPs.
- Analysis of implementation science research.
- Discussion of technological applications for program scaling.
Main Results:
- Growing evidence exists on 'what' is needed to scale EBPPs.
- Challenges remain in 'how' to scale EBPPs with quality in real-world settings.
- This special issue advances understanding of scalable implementation support systems.
Conclusions:
- Successful scaling of EBPPs requires addressing both program content and implementation processes.
- Technology can be a valuable tool for supporting large-scale implementation while maintaining fidelity.
- Further research is needed to refine scalable implementation support systems.
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