The five goals of the Implementation
research plan reflect the steps along a knowledge
and action trajectory.
Goal I. Identification, synthesis
and translation: To develop and test methods for development
of clinical practice guidelines aiming to increase
the efficiency of guideline development and the likelihood
of effective and efficient implementation.
Goal II. Presentation and dissemination:
To develop and test methods of presenting and disseminating
research findings to meet the needs of end users.
Goal III. Access: To develop and
test methods of facilitating access to appropriate
information by those making decisions about health
care (clinicians, consumers and policy makers).
Goal IV. Utilisation and implementation:
To develop and test strategies to enable research
utilisation and bring about sustained change in clinical
behaviour or policy in line with knowledge generated
from research.
Goal V. Capacity for research: To
further build a team and infrastructure platform to
enable the successful execution of this research agenda
and ensure sustainability as an internationally recognised
centre for implementation science.
