Background:
Dissemination
initiatives
have
the
potential
to
increase
consumer
knowledge
of
and
engagement
with
evidence-based
treatments
(e.g.,
cognitive
behavioral
therapy;
CBT).
Opinion
leaders
(OLs)
been
used
in
public
health
campaigns,
but
not
examined
for
dissemination
mental
treatments.
This
study
uses
Theory
Planned
Behavior
test
strategy
involving
an
OL
educational
presentation
caregiver
demand
CBT
youth
anxiety.
Methods:
Participants
(N=262;
92%
Female;
69%
White,
82%
non-Hispanic)
were
caregivers
who
registered
a
virtual
on
anxiety
treatment
through
their
child’s
school.
Schools
within
1.5-hour
drive
Philadelphia,
PA
cluster-randomized
(k=25;
two-arm
prospective
randomization)
condition
(presented
by
clinical
researcher
local
OL;
n
=
119
participants)
or
researcher-only
(n
143
participants).
Presentations
occurred
from
May
2021-2022.
Measures
completed
pre-
post-presentation,
at
three-month
follow-up.
Results:
Relative
co-presenter,
participants
rated
as
significantly
more
relatable,
familiar,
similar,
understanding
community,
less
credible
than
co-presenter.
In
both
conditions,
there
was
significant
pre-post
participants’
of,
attitudes
about,
subjective
norms
related
to,
intention
seeking
anxiety,
stigma.
Presentation
conditions
did
differ
change
these
measures,
rates
follow-up.Conclusions:
Although
involvement
EBT
outreach
associated
increases
seek
Involving
OLs
delivered
efforts
may
be
necessary
all
audiences,
beneficial
engendering
sense
relatability,
similarity,
connection
disseminators.
Implementation Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: Aug. 9, 2022
The
field
of
dissemination
and
implementation
(D&I)
research
has
grown
immensely
in
recent
years.
However,
the
not
coalesced
to
same
degree
as
research.
To
advance
research,
this
review
aimed
(1)
identify
extent
which
frameworks
are
used
empirical
studies,
(2)
examine
how
scholars
define
dissemination,
(3)
key
constructs
from
frameworks.
Health Services Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
58(S3), P. 327 - 344
Published: May 23, 2023
To
provide
guiding
principles
and
recommendations
for
how
approaches
from
the
field
of
dissemination
implementation
(D&I)
science
can
advance
healthcare
equity.
American Psychologist,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
75(8), P. 1033 - 1037
Published: Nov. 1, 2020
Implementation
science
is
the
study
of
methods
to
promote
systematic
uptake
effective
practices
into
routine
care
settings
with
broad
goal
ensuring
that
scientific
discoveries
realize
their
potential
and
improve
people's
lives.
As
a
field,
implementation
includes
three
primary
foci:
(a)
understanding
context
in
which
individuals
will
implement
have
strong,
established
evidence
base;
(b)
developing
approaches
target
factors
may
accelerate
or
hinder
implementation;
(c)
conducting
pragmatic
trials
test
these
approaches.
Psychological
has
contributed
substantially
knowledge
used
science.
In
medicine
public
health,
contributions
been
leveraged
facilitate
screening
prevention
programs,
hand
hygiene
reduce
infection
transmission,
many
medical
innovations.
behavioral
health
settings,
often
focused
on
specific
forms
psychotherapy,
emphasis
evidence-based
psychological
are
highlighted
treatment
guidelines.
This
article
provides
an
overview
bidirectional
relationship
between
science,
illustrated
through
articles
this
special
issue
American
Psychologist.
It
concludes
recommendations
for
future
research
at
intersection
(PsycInfo
Database
Record
2020
APA,
all
rights
reserved).
BMC Public Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: April 24, 2023
Abstract
Background
Dissemination
is
a
critical
element
of
the
knowledge
translation
pathway,
and
necessary
step
to
ensure
research
evidence
adopted
implemented
by
key
end
users
in
order
improve
health
outcomes.
However,
evidence-based
guidance
inform
dissemination
activities
limited.
This
scoping
review
aimed
identify
describe
scientific
literature
examining
strategies
disseminate
public
related
prevention
non-communicable
diseases.
Methods
Medline,
PsycInfo
EBSCO
Search
Ultimate
were
searched
May
2021
for
studies
published
between
January
2000
search
date
that
reported
on
evidence,
within
context
Studies
synthesised
according
four
components
Brownson
colleagues’
Model
Research
(source,
message,
channel
audience),
as
well
study
design.
Results
Of
107
included
studies,
only
14%
(n
=
15)
directly
tested
using
experimental
designs.
The
remainder
primarily
preferences
different
populations,
or
outcomes
such
awareness,
intentions
adopt
following
dissemination.
Evidence
diet,
physical
activity
and/or
obesity
was
most
disseminated
topic.
Researchers
source
over
half
findings/knowledge
summaries
more
frequently
message
compared
guidelines
an
program/intervention.
A
broad
range
channels
utilised,
although
peer-reviewed
publications/conferences
presentations/workshops
predominated.
Practitioners
commonly
target
audience.
Conclusions
There
significant
gap
peer
reviewed
literature,
with
few
analyse
evaluate
effect
sources,
messages
audiences
determinants
uptake
prevention.
Such
are
important
they
can
help
effectiveness
current
future
practices
contexts.
Implementation Science Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
4(1)
Published: Feb. 16, 2023
Policy
is
a
powerful
tool
for
systematically
altering
healthcare
access
and
quality,
but
the
research
to
policy
gap
impedes
translating
evidence-based
practices
into
public
limits
widespread
improvements
in
service
population
health
outcomes.
The
US
opioid
epidemic
disproportionately
impacts
Medicaid
members
who
rely
on
publicly
funded
benefits
treatment
including
medications
use
disorder
(MOUD).
A
myriad
of
misaligned
policies
evidence-use
behaviors
by
policymakers
across
federal
agencies,
state
managed
care
organizations
limit
coverage
MOUD
members.
Dissemination
strategies
that
improve
policymakers'
current
evidence
are
critical
improving
reducing
disparities.
However,
no
describes
key
determinants
or
preferences,
few
studies
have
examined
data-driven
approaches
developing
dissemination
enhance
evidence-informed
policymaking.
This
study
aims
identify
intermediaries
influence
behaviors,
then
develop
test
tailored
promote
benefit
arrays.
Journal of Traumatic Stress,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
34(5), P. 1027 - 1044
Published: Oct. 1, 2021
Abstract
Community
violence
exposure
poses
a
public
health
risk
exacerbated
by
immigration‐related
stressors
and
environmental
factors,
including
systemic
racism
interpersonal
discrimination,
socioeconomic
disparities,
anti‐immigrant
laws
policies,
that
disproportionately
impact
Latinx‐immigrant
systematically
minoritized
youth.
Using
the
ecological–transactional
model
of
community
as
conceptual
framework,
this
systematic
review
was
conducted
to
examine
research
on
violence,
protective
associated
mental
sequelae
among
Latinx
The
initial
search
generated
2,152
articles,
291
which
were
reviewed
for
detailed
evaluation;
ultimately,
59
articles
included.
Mexican‐origin
youth
adolescent
samples
most
represented
in
studies.
Across
several
studies,
reported
high
rates
poor
or
outcomes.
findings
revealed
important
gaps
socioecological
with
dearth
evidence
establishing
macrosystem
factors
culturally
salient
immigrant‐related
factors.
Notable
at
various
ecological
levels
identified
discussed
key
opportunities
future
points
intervention
prevention
efforts
Implementation Science,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: June 21, 2022
State
legislators
make
policy
decisions
that
influence
children's
exposure
to
adverse
childhood
experiences
(ACEs),
such
as
child
maltreatment,
and
their
effects
on
behavioral
health.
Effective
dissemination
of
scientific
research
can
increase
the
likelihood
legislators'
are
aligned
with
evidence
prevent
ACEs
consequences,
effective
requires
engage
materials.
Informed
by
elaboration
model
persuasive
communication
Brownson's
Model
Dissemination
Research,
we
tested
hypothesis
inclusion
economic
local
data
would
legislator
engagement
materials
about
evidence-supported
policies
related
health.A
three-arm
randomized
trial
was
conducted.
A
university
researcher
e-mailed
which
contained
health
problems
state
(two
e-mails
sent
2
weeks
apart,
12,662
delivered
6509
legislators).
The
e-mail
subject
lines,
text,
brief
content
were
manipulated
across
study
arms.
intervention
condition
received
state-tailored
rates
costs
for
public
systems,
enhanced
control
not
evidence,
national
evidence.
Outcomes
views,
link
clicks,
requests
consultation,
mentions
maltreatment
terms
in
social
media
posts.For
first
e-mail,
view
rate
42.6%
higher
than
(22.8%
vs.
14.8%)
20.8%
18.5%)
(both
p
<
.0001).
Similar
results
observed
second
e-mail.
These
differences
remained
significant
after
adjustment
demographic
conditions
individual-level
models,
but
multilevel
models.
There
a
interaction
between
experimental
political
party
(p
.0001)
increased
among
Democrats
Republicans.
had
no
effect
clicks
or
consultation
mixed
posts.Inclusion
Democrat,
Republican,
legislators.
strategies
tailored
affiliation
may
be
needed.
Implementation Research and Practice,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
6
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Dissemination
initiatives
have
the
potential
to
increase
consumer
knowledge
of
and
engagement
with
evidence-based
treatments
(e.g.,
cognitive
behavioral
therapy
[CBT]).
Opinion
leaders
(OLs)
been
used
in
public
health
campaigns,
but
not
examined
for
dissemination
mental
treatments.
This
study
uses
Theory
Planned
Behavior
test
strategy
involving
an
OL
educational
presentation
caregiver
demand
CBT
youth
anxiety.
Participants
(N
=
262;
92%
female;
69%
White,
82%
non-Hispanic)
were
caregivers
who
registered
a
virtual
on
anxiety
treatment
through
their
child's
school.
Schools
within
1.5-hr
drive
Philadelphia,
PA
cluster-randomized
(k
25;
two-arm
prospective
randomization)
condition
(presented
by
clinical
researcher
local
OL;
n
119
participants)
or
researcher-only
(n
143
participants).
Presentations
occurred
from
May
2021
2022.
Measures
completed
pre-
post-presentation
at
3-month
follow-up.
Relative
co-presenter,
participants
rated
as
significantly
more
relatable,
familiar,
similar,
understanding
community,
less
credible
than
co-presenter.
In
both
conditions,
there
was
significant
pre-post
participants'
of,
attitudes
about,
subjective
norms
related
to,
intention
seeking
anxiety,
stigma.
Presentation
conditions
did
differ
change
these
measures,
rates
Although
involvement
outreach
associated
increases
seek
Involving
OLs
researcher-delivered
efforts
may
be
necessary
all
audiences,
beneficial
engendering
sense
relatability,
similarity,
connection
disseminators.
Implementation Science Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(1)
Published: Feb. 27, 2024
Abstract
Interest
in
learning
dissemination
and
implementation
(D&I)
science
is
at
an
all-time
high.
As
founding
faculty
fellows
of
a
new
center
focused
on
D&I
science,
we
have
found
that
non-specialist
researchers
newcomers
to
often
express
confusion
around
the
difference
between
D
I.
Relatedly,
they
struggle
identify
what
their
specific
projects
target
impact
public
health
within
amorphous
“black
box”
singular,
loosely
defined
“research-to-practice
gap.”
To
improve
conceptual
clarity
enhance
engagement
with
developed
graphic—the
Bridge—and
accompanying
glossary
terms
use
as
teaching
framing
tool.
The
Bridge
depicts
bridging
know
from
knowledge
do
practice
intention
equity,
it
spans
over
four
distinct,
inter-related
gaps:
supply
gap,
demand
methodological/scientific
expertise
capacity
gap.
gap
addressed
by
strategies,
whereas
strategies.
producing
generalizable
about
D&I,
developing
multi-disciplinary
workforce
needed
advance
D&I.
Initial
feedback
has
been
positive,
this
conceptualization
helped
inform
our
center’s
training,
project
consultations,
strategic
planning.
We
believe
provides
useful
heuristic
for
helping
non-specialists
understand
differential
scopes
various
well
gaps
may
be
methods.
Frontiers in Health Services,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4
Published: April 4, 2024
This
study's
aims
are
to:
(1)
Compare
the
acceptability
and
feasibility
of
five
types
implementation
strategies
that
could
be
deployed
to
increase
reach
evidence-based
practices
(EBPs)
with
revenue
from
policies
earmark
taxes
for
behavioral
health
services,
(2)
Illustrate
how
definitions
measures
can
used
in
policy-focused
science
research.