“…This is due to the pressing need to overcome obstacles, such as the inclusion of a translational perspective in research planning, weaknesses in the researcher's training path, resulting in unpreparedness and inexperience for RT, lack of dialogue between researchers and services, inaccessibility of evidence for services, managers and potential users of knowledge, restriction of knowledge to the academy, lack of resources and investments, in addition to the historical devaluation of qualitative research results.On the other hand, from the identification of challenges, perspectives and initiatives to overcome them are outlined, highlighting the recovery of research's social commitment, development of networks for dissemination and transfer of the results obtained, use of methodologies and rigorous, reproducible, and transparent research designs that include translation, reflection on the understandability of findings, increased investments, and communication strategies. Such actions favor accessibility to research and encourage a break with traditional and conservative models that tend to perpetuate unidirectional and limited patterns, which do not guarantee the realization of the public utility of the study and the strengthening of health and research systems (1) .Thus, considering the aforementioned considerations as well as the spreading of knowledge disassociated from the effective incorporation…”