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    • Translating scientific research into practical applications is a growing priority.
    • Innovation in research translation methodologies is essential for effective implementation.

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    • To describe a novel approach combining diffusion of innovation theory with community engagement practices.
    • To illustrate a model for enhancing the translation of research findings into public health practice.

    Main Methods:

    • Employed a staged dissemination process over five stages, from initial groundwork to established partnerships.
    • Utilized iterative active engagement, multi-pronged tailored messaging, and network leveraging.
    • Focused on contextualizing study findings and adopting an emergent strategy.

    Main Results:

    • Demonstrated the feasibility of integrating diffusion of innovation theory with community engagement.
    • Successfully navigated the complexities of research translation through a partnered approach.

    Conclusions:

    • A community-engaged, partnered, and non-linear strategy is beneficial for research translation in public health.
    • This approach addresses challenges and confirms advantages in moving research into practice.