挪威实施研究网络第二届年会论文集。

Karina M Egeland, Thomas Engell, Jeanette Halvorsen, Cecilie Varsi
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2019年,挪威实施研究人员成立了一个网络,以促进挪威背景下的实施研究和实践。2021年11月19日,挪威第二届年度执行会议在奥斯陆举行。来自全国各地区的90名与会者齐聚一堂,展示挪威执行研究的前沿。会议还主持了一场关于挪威实施科学的关键下一步的小组讨论。会议包括来自卫生和福利服务部门(包括学校)不同学科的17个报告。提出的主题包括利益攸关方参与、实施机制、对具体干预措施实施情况的评估、实施指南和框架的使用、实施措施的制定和验证以及实施的障碍和促进因素。小组讨论强调了在挪威实施循证实践的几个关键挑战,包括实践领导者和工作人员的实施能力和能力有限,实施科学教育的机会很少,挪威背景下的实施研究有限,实施研究的资金来源稀缺,以及缺乏对实施过程的长期看法。总体而言,2021年挪威执行会议显示了挪威科学领域成熟的令人鼓舞的迹象。2020年会议的大量论文集呼吁在改善挪威的实施科学和实践方面取得几项重要进展,2021年会议表明,在研究设计和测量等方面已经朝着有利的方向采取了步骤。然而,在实施研究、资金、政策和实践方面仍有有待开发的改进潜力。挪威实施研究人员应该注意到实施科学目前作为一门科学学科所面临的挑战和潜在的陷阱。补充信息:在线版本包含补充资料,提供地址:10.1007/s43477-022-00069-w。
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Proceedings from the Second Annual Conference of the Norwegian Network for Implementation Research.

In 2019, Norwegian implementation researchers formed a network to promote implementation research and practice in the Norwegian context. On November 19th, 2021, the second annual Norwegian implementation conference was held in Oslo. Ninety participants from all regions of the country gathered to showcase the frontiers of Norwegian implementation research. The conference also hosted a panel discussion about critical next steps for implementation science in Norway. The conference included 17 presentations from diverse disciplines within health and welfare services, including schools. The themes presented included stakeholder engagement, implementation mechanisms, evaluations of the implementation of specific interventions, the use of implementation guidelines and frameworks, the development and validation of implementation measurements, and barriers and facilitators for implementation. The panel discussion highlighted several critical challenges with the implementation of evidence-informed practices in Norway, including limited implementation competence and capacity among practice leaders and workforces, few opportunities for education in implementation science, limited implementation research in the Norwegian context, scarce funding possibilities for implementation research, and a lack of long-term perspectives on implementation processes. Overall, the 2021 Norwegian implementation conference showed an encouraging sign of a maturing field of science in Norway. The more voluminous proceedings from the 2020 conference called for several important advancements to improve implementation science and practice in Norway, and the 2021 conference indicates that steps have already been taken in favorable directions in terms of, for instance, research designs and measurements. However, there are still unexploited potentials for improvements in implementation research, funding, policies, and practice. Norwegian implementation researcher should be mindful of the challenges and potential pitfalls implementation science currently face as a scientific discipline.

Supplementary information: The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s43477-022-00069-w.

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