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Background:

  • Implementation science increasingly utilizes participatory systems modeling (PSM) to address complex challenges.
  • Understanding the benefits, facilitators, and needs for integrating PSM in implementation research is crucial.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the advantages of applying PSM in implementation research.
  • To identify factors that facilitate PSM adoption.
  • To determine future requirements for effective PSM implementation.

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  • Conducted semi-structured qualitative interviews with 23 researchers and practitioners.
  • Employed purposive sampling and snowball sampling for participant recruitment.
  • Utilized inductive analysis, including iterative description, comparison, and conceptualization.

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  • PSM engagement focused on system members early and decision-makers throughout projects.
  • Benefits included improved research relevance for researchers and enhanced systems thinking for practitioners.
  • Visual and transparent nature of PSM facilitated partner input; trust and practice-driven research were key facilitators.

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  • Findings support the advancement of partnered, impactful implementation research addressing systemic issues.
  • Proper application of PSM best practices is vital to avoid reproducing power imbalances and ensure equitable engagement.