Lecture

Designing Implementation Strategies

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This lecture covers the importance of formulating specific research questions in implementation research, providing examples of research questions, specifying key elements of an implementation research question using the PICO scheme, and refining the research question. It also discusses the components of an implementation strategy, such as justification, action, action target, temporality, and dose, using a project in Buga, Colombia as an example. The lecture emphasizes the significance of the research question in implementation research.

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