The role of economic evaluation in dissemination and implementation research
The role of economic evaluation in dissemination and implementation research
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经济评价在传播和实施研究中的作用
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2012
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R. Raghavan
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R. Raghavan
Over the past several decades, many new and highly efficacious interventions have been developed in health and public health settings thanks to considerable invest ments in intervention research. Unfortunately, these advances in the development of interventions have not been accompanied by their spread to real-world, community settings. In several health-related disciplines, there is a considerable lag between the ideal, espoused by the science of interventions, and the actual, exemplified by clinical practice in community settings. This lag has led to a state where the Institute of Medicine estimates that only between 10 and 2796 of individuals are receiving care consistent with scientific principles, l and where it reportedly takes 17 years to incorporate advances in clinical research into everyday practice. Bridging this gap between science and practice is a principal goal of dissemina tion and implementation (D&I) research, the former being concerned with increas ing the use of evidence-based interventions widely by a target population, and the latter being concerned with the integration of evidence-based interventions within particular service settings such as schools or worksites (please see the Glossary for more formal definitions of these terms). D&I research focuses on processes or strategies by which interventions can be spread to, or adopted by, target audiences. In the field of implementation science, where the study of these processes is more developed, there are several distinct implementation strategies, which are designed to systematize the uptake ofan intervention in a provider setting. The challenge fqr the target audience ofD&I research, whether a population of clinicians or a provider organization, is that many of these processes and strategies are highly complex endeavors and, consequently, are likely to be very expensive to deploy. Most health and public health settings in the community do not have access to research funds, and current reimbursement mechanisms do not cover the costs of disseminating and implementing interventions. For these reasons, an economic analysis of D&I processes and strategies is required, one that systematically examines what outcomes a strategy-or a set of competing strategiesachieves, and the costs ofachieving those outcomes. Once a provider organization knows how much it will cost them to implement an interven tion, for example, and what the returns are likely to be of spending those dollars, it can then take an informed decision regarding whether or not to participate in such 'The Role of Economic Evaluation in Dissemination and Implementation Research _ 9S
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1746-1561.2001.tb07317.x
发表时间:
2001
期刊:
The Journal of school health
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作者:
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影响因子:
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