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Clinical psychologists can advance population health by adopting implementation science methods. This involves focusing on organizational and systems change to bridge the gap between research and practice in behavioral health.

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  • Implementation Science
  • Clinical Psychology
  • Behavioral Health Care

Background:

  • Implementation science aims to accelerate research uptake for population health.
  • Clinical psychology shares mechanisms of behavior change with implementation science.
  • Clinical psychologists are positioned to advance implementation science.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore how clinical psychologists can lead the integration of implementation science into practice and research.
  • To identify the role of clinical psychologists in closing the know-do gap in behavioral health.
  • To outline the development of implementation science competencies for clinical psychologists.

Main Methods:

  • Review of implementation science principles and their application to clinical psychology.
  • Discussion of organizational and systems-level factors in behavioral health.
  • Analysis of current controversies and opportunities in implementation science.

Main Results:

  • Clinical psychologists must broaden their focus from individual behavior to organizational and systems change.
  • Developing implementation science competencies is crucial for clinical psychologists.
  • Bridging the know-do gap requires a systematic approach.

Conclusions:

  • Clinical psychologists are vital for advancing implementation science in behavioral health.
  • Integrating implementation science can significantly improve the quality of care.
  • Future innovation is needed to optimize research-to-practice translation.