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Operationalizing Implementation Science in Nutrition: The Implementation Science Initiative in Kenya and Uganda.

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Operationalizing the Implementation Science in Nutrition (ISN) framework in low- and middle-income countries revealed key challenges and strategies. An operational model was developed to guide future implementation science capacity building.

Keywords:
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  • Implementation Science
  • Nutrition Interventions
  • Global Health

Background:

  • Implementation Science (IS) offers potential to enhance policy, program, and intervention effectiveness.
  • Existing IS training often focuses narrowly on implementation research, a subset of the broader IS field.
  • The Implementation Science in Nutrition (ISN) framework, adapted from health IS, uses nutrition-specific language and concepts.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore challenges and strategies for applying the ISN framework in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
  • To generate practical knowledge for operationalizing the ISN framework in diverse LMIC contexts.

Main Methods:

  • The ISN framework was operationalized over three years in Kenya and Uganda through the Implementation Science Initiative.
  • Action research, specifically developmental evaluation, was employed to provide feedback and facilitate adaptations.
  • Data on challenges and strategies were collected through partnership with country teams.

Main Results:

  • Guiding principles and six IS system components were articulated to structure operationalization efforts.
  • Challenges and effective strategies for implementing these six components were documented.
  • An IS system operational model was developed based on lessons learned.

Conclusions:

  • Future IS investments should emphasize system- and capacity-building for greater impact and institutionalization.
  • The developed operational model can guide diverse programs in improving IS implementation.
  • Prioritizing a systematic, capacity-focused approach is crucial for realizing IS potential in LMICs.