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The January 2025 #impsci newsletter is now available! This issue features Dr. Wendi Rotunda's commentary on Cruden et al.'s study that describes how group model building can operationalize and aid implementation strategies https://t.co/49vDDsqpFE

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The last #impsci newsletter of 2024 is now available! This issue features a commentary from @LBallengee and @INTERACT_Duke on Cassar et al.'s study that examines the state-wide dissemination of a physical activity intervention targeting primary schools https://t.co/LrlRJSywk7

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The Sep #impsci newsletter is now available! This issue features a commentary from @INTERACT_Duke on Curtis et al.'s multicenter study that evaluates the implementation of an evidence-based emergency nursing framework https://t.co/XQh4ggN5iC

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The July #impsci newsletter is now available! This issue features @Angela_M_Stover's commentary on Ashcraft et al.'s systematic review of implementation strategies used in health settings https://t.co/2WDKasdbrD

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The May #impsci newsletter is now available! This issue features @nblackbu's commentary on Bradley et al.'s review that critiques the field of implementation science https://t.co/QqsxyNb4ja

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The March #impsci newsletter is now available! This issue features Dr. Meagan Pilar's commentary on Byhoff et al.'s study on using PRISM to design an implementation strategy accounting for the unique context of community health centers https://t.co/P97r370AWi

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The first #impsci newsletter of 2024 is now available! This issue features Dr. Christopher Shea's commentary on Sarkies et al.'s examination of an audit and feedback strategy in Australia to promote value-based care for patients with chronic diseases https://t.co/3MHqtNyOTb

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The Nov #impsci newsletter is now available! This issue is the final one for 2023. Wishing everyone a happy and safe holiday season! https://t.co/ajul7GtHCk @uncimpsci @INTERACT_Duke

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The Sep #impsci newsletter is now available! The issue features Dr. Christopher Akiba's commentary on Proctor et al.'s study, which examines the use of implementation outcomes regarding study designs, methodologies used, and settings https://t.co/iv78kwSI4S

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The July #impsci newsletter is now available! The issue features @allisonlewinski and Megan Oakes's commentary on Dodge et al.'s study, which assesses and explores the implementation of recent VHA access-related research projects https://t.co/G6ku510xDK

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The May #impsci newsletter is now available! The issue features Dr. Meagan Pilar's commentary on Turon et al.'s scoping review, which identifies strategies used to disseminate information regarding the prevention of non-communicable diseases https://t.co/PwqIjOW9ow