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  • Decolonization Studies
  • Indigenous Knowledge Systems

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  • Dominant implementation science frameworks are settler colonial, biomedical, and positivist.
  • These foundations create epistemological, ethical, and practical challenges in Indigenous and marginalized settings.
  • A need exists for an implementation science paradigm shift grounded in Indigenous values.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a decolonising implementation science framework.
  • To center Indigenous values, sovereignty, relationality, and epistemologies.
  • To offer principles for redefining rigor and community control in research.

Main Methods:

  • Drawing from emerging scholarship and Indigenous-led frameworks from the USA, Aotearoa New Zealand, and Australia.
  • Developing seven guiding principles for decolonising implementation science.
  • Centering sovereignty, strengths-based approaches, and relational accountability.

Main Results:

  • Seven guiding principles for decolonising implementation science were proposed.
  • These principles redefine research rigor and broaden the definition of evidence.
  • The principles ensure genuine community control over the research process.

Conclusions:

  • A decolonising implementation science framework is essential for equity.
  • This approach transforms implementation science for marginalized communities globally.
  • Indigenous-led principles offer a roadmap for a more just and effective science.