In this lecture Dr Louise Hull, Deputy Director of the Centre for Implementation Science (CIS) and Deputy Co-Lead of the NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) South London’s implementation research theme describes the Implementation Science Research Development (ImpRes) tool which is a useful tool for practicioners and researchers when developing their research projects in implementation science.
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Implementation Science Research Development Tool
The Implementation Science Research Development (ImpRes) tool aims to help you successfully apply implementation science concepts, principles and methods to implementation research by providing a step-by-step approach to designing high quality and rigorous implementation projects. This is a good place to help you start developing your implementation science research project.