Resource hubs and organisations
The following implementation resource e-hubs bring together existing implementation science and related resources in one central location.
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Centre for Implementation Science
Kings College London
An implementation and improvement science research group investigating how best to help ‘implement’ evidence-based practice and clinical research within health services in south London, nationally and internationally.
UK
Amsterdam University Medical Centres
A hub that includes articles, books, journals and websites relevant to different aspects of the implementation process including theories models and frameworks, study designs, implementation strategies, dissemination, de-implementation, and sustainability.
Netherlands
Implementation Science Resources Hub
Sydney Health Partners
A searchable database for implementation literature and tools.
Australia
The Centre for Implementation
News, content and training on implementation science and associated topics.
Canada
University of Melbourne & Global Alliance for Chronic diseases
A collection of tools and websites on implementation science practice, stakeholder engagement and cancer control.
Australia
Implementation Science Exchange
The University of North Carolina
Learn about implementation science and access sample grant applications and tools to assist with community building, dissemination planning and scale-up of innovations.
USA
Implementation Science Webinars
The Ottawa Hospital
A series of interactive webinars designed to build capacity in the basic principles of knowledge translation and implementation science.
USA
UC Berkeley School of Social Welfare
An assembly of instruments that, when used collectively or separately, can be handy for implementing a new program, practice, project or initiative.
USA
Integration and Implementation Sciences: i2S
Australian National University
A resources repository for improving research impact on complex real-world problems, plus associated blog.
Australia