Target WP11 - Ricapps

The network

research programme

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WP 11. Design, aplication and evaluation of implementation strategies aimed at enhancing the teach, adoption, implementation and maintenance of best practices and evidence-based health promotion and prevention interventions to enable generalizable and sustainable health outcomes in Primary and Community Health Care setting.

Coordinator

Alvaro Sánchez

BIPS Research Group

RD24/0005/0017

alvaro.sanchezperez@osakidetza.eus

Grupos Participantes

BIPS. IP:

Álvaro Sánchez (RD24/0005/0017)

Canary Islands. IP:

Lilisbeth Perestelo (RD24/0005/0003)

FAD. IP:

Carola Orrego (RD24/0005/0025)

Galicia. IP:

Francisco Gude (RD24/0005/0010)

GRAP-caIB. IP:

Alfonso Leiva (RD24/0005/0008)

GRenSSAP. IP:

Anna Berenguera (RD24/0005/0005)

ISCiii. IP:

Joao Forjaz (RD24CIII/0001/0002)

Madrid. IP:

Isabel del Cura (RD24/0005/0015)

Valencia. IP:

Isabel Hurtado (RD24/0005/0009)

Sant Joan de Déu. IP:

Montserrat Gil (RD24/0005/0007)

GIAPCyL. IP:

Luis Ortiz (RD24/0005/0018)

Cardiocat. IP:

Rafel Ramos (RD24/0005/0001)

Biosistemak - OSI Barrualde-Galdakao. IP:

Susana García (RD24/0005/0020)

Research lines

Line 1 To plan, design and conduct high-quality implementation research projects that aim to increase the reach, adoption, implementation, and maintenance of best practices and effective evidence-based interventions, or to de-implement low-value practices.

Task 1. To promote the identification and prioritization of best practices or problems in the quality of care that require implementation research as well as the analysis of the causes and determinants of these problems and the processes necessary to solve them; using theories, models, theoretical frameworks and methods developed within the field of Implementation Science.

Task 2. To scientifically design, based on appropriate theories and available evidence, implementation and /or de-implementation strategies that are hypothetically necessary and sufficient to address the factors that determine the systematic and generalized adoption of best practices and interventions of proven effectiveness and the abandonment of those of low value.

Task 3. To evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of such implementation and/or de-implementation strategies by
assessing their impact on clinical practice change, its maintenance and sustainability, the fidelity of its execution process and the factors associated with its adequate implementation and achievement of results.

Task 4. To enhance the transfer and scale-up of best practices and effective evidence-based interventions or the abandonment of low-value care at healthcare system level using strategies and methods shown to be effective in optimizing healthcare practice and its results.

Line 2 To provide RICAPPS research teams with the necessary methodological and technical support in the process of planning their implementation research projects and grant proposals between 2025 and 2027, with the aim of increasing the reach, adoption, implementation and maintenance of effective evidence-based interventions and best clinical practices, or de-implementing the low-value practices.

Task 1. To organize and conduct workshops and capacity building formative actions to disseminate and promote the use of theories, models, frameworks and specific research methodologies developed within the field of Implementation Science, in order to foster implementation research among RICAPPS partners.

Task 2. Development or adaptation of tools, materials, and resources to guide and support the planning, design, evaluation and report of present or new implementation research projects aimed at facilitating the adoption and sustainable implementation of best practices and effective evidence-based interventions.

Task 3. To support new and ongoing research between 2025 and 2027 within the context of RICAPPS that contributes to the transfer and scale-up of best practices and effective evidence-based healthcare interventions and the abandonment of low-value practices, using Implementation Science theories and methodologies.