Perspectives on the future of dissemination and implementation research in oral and craniofacial sciences.
Perspectives on the future of dissemination and implementation research in oral and craniofacial sciences.
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对口腔和颅面科学传播和实施研究的未来的展望。
DOI：
10.1111/cdoe.12828
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发表时间：
2023
影响因子：
2.3
通讯作者：
Weiner,BryanJ
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作者：
Burgette,JacquelineM;Randall,CameronL;Neta,Gila;Rindal,DBrad;Ross,AlastairJ;Weiner,BryanJ
传播和实施科学是一个研究领域，旨在促进在医疗保健服务和社区环境中采用和维护循证干预措施，并寻求了解这种采用和维护的过程。虽然传播和实施科学是卫生服务研究的一个既定领域，但它相对较新，正在牙科，口腔和颅面研究中取得进展。本文总结了在国际行为和社会口腔健康科学峰会期间举行的“口腔和颅面健康传播和实施科学”科学小组的会议记录。小组成员是美国和苏格兰牙科和非牙科学术环境中传播和实施科学的四位专家，其隶属关系从牙科和公共卫生学校到国立卫生研究院以及具有综合牙科服务的医疗保健系统。小组讨论了如何利用传播和实施科学促进口腔健康研究。这里介绍的叙述性报告旨在描述小组成员对他们目前在传播和实施研究方面的举措的反思和见解，以告知口腔和颅面科学领域未来的研究工作。具体而言，本文重点讨论六个主题：（1）组织决定因素如何成为实施循证牙科实践的促进者或障碍;（2）牙科如何“去实施”无效的实践;（3）实施科学如何支持使用适应的循证牙科实践的交付;（4）如何开始实施科学;（5）如何开始实施科学。（5）更广泛的环境如何支持大规模的实施工作;（6）口腔和颅面科学如何非常适合推进传播和实施研究。
Dissemination and implementation science is a field of research that promotes the adoption and maintenance of evidence‐based interventions in healthcare delivery and community settings and seeks to understand the processes by which such adoption and maintenance occur. While dissemination and implementation science is an established field in health services research, it is relatively new and making inroads in dental, oral and craniofacial research. This article summarizes the proceedings from a scientific panel on ‘Dissemination and Implementation Science for Oral and Craniofacial Health’ that was held during the international Behavioral and Social Oral Health Sciences Summit. The panelists were four experts on dissemination and implementation science in dental and non‐dental academic settings in the United States and Scotland, with affiliations ranging from schools of dentistry and public health to the National Institutes of Health and a healthcare system with integrated dental services. The panel discussion addressed how dissemination and implementation science can be used to further oral health research. The narrative report presented here aims to describe the panelists' reflections and insights on their current initiatives in dissemination and implementation research to inform future research endeavors within the oral and craniofacial sciences. Specifically, this article focuses on six discussion topics: (1) how organizational determinants can serve as facilitators or barriers to the implementation of evidence‐based dental practice; (2) how dentistry can ‘de‐implement’ practices that are not effective; (3) how implementation science can support the delivery of evidence‐based dental practice using adaptation; (4) how to get started in implementation science; (5) how the broader environment can support large‐scale implementation efforts; and (6) how oral and craniofacial science is well suited for advancing dissemination and implementation research.