Applied Social Research: In Combat with Waste and Suffering

Davis, Houda; Salasin, Susan

doi:10.1177/002071527801900107

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“…Change is a difficult process (Thompson, 2010), there are many theories regarding implementation and effective change processes (Damschroder et al, 2009), and technology transfer requires organizational behavior change (Davis & Salasin, 1977). Despite the array of frameworks and models of implementation for changing practice (e.g., Elwyn, Taubert, & Kowalczuk, 2007; Flynn & Simpson, 2009; Greenhalgh, Robert, MacFarlane, Bate, & Kyriakidou, 2004; Heidenreich, Sahay, & Massie, 2009; Kerner, & Hall, 2009; Ogden, Hagen, & Askeland, 2009; Proctor et al, 2009; Simpson, 2009), there are a modest number of elements seen as common to the change process.…”

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Implementation research: Issues and prospects

Flynn

Brown

2011

Addictive Behaviors

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The concern that addiction treatment be grounded in science has been recognized and enthusiastically endorsed in both the clinical and research communities. With recognition of the gap between knowledge development and application, there has been a recent emphasis on developing strategies for more effective application, i.e., for the incorporation of evidence-based practice in routine clinical programming. This has translated to a need to develop strategies designed to achieve organizational change and a field of study whose objective is to better understand how to expedite change in treatment organizations and their clinical practices. This paper focuses on the roles and responsibilities of researchers, practitioners, and the federal government in achieving changed practice and applying new knowledge to improve treatment. Even though great strides have been made to shift the emphasis from dissemination of knowledge to its application, much still remains to be done in the development and testing of additional application strategies specific to the substance abuse treatment field. Future considerations for implementation research are discussed.

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Section: Conceptualization Of Change Processesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Implementation research: Issues and prospects

Flynn

Brown

2011

Addictive Behaviors

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“…Davis and Salasin (1977), for example, noted that more studies dealt with use in terms of adopting new practices as opposed to policies. Davis and Salasin (1977), for example, noted that more studies dealt with use in terms of adopting new practices as opposed to policies.…”

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Knowledge Transfer and Utilization in Education

Love¹

1985

Review of Research in Education

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“…Davis and Salasin (1977), for example, noted that more studies dealt with use in terms of adopting new practices as opposed to policies. Because a policy is more general than a specific practice, and has a governing effect over a potentially large number of practices, policy use might be thought of as more valuable.…”

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Chapter 9: Knowledge Transfer and Utilization in Education

Love¹

1985

Review of Research in Education

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Applied Social Research: In Combat with Waste and Suffering

Cited by 7 publications

References 3 publications

Implementation research: Issues and prospects

Implementation research: Issues and prospects

Knowledge Transfer and Utilization in Education

Chapter 9: Knowledge Transfer and Utilization in Education

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