The Liver Meeting 2022-Public Health/ Health Care Delivery SIG Program: Dissemination and Implementation Research: Conceptual Framework and Applications in Hepatology

Public Health/ Health Care Delivery SIG Program: Dissemination and Implementation Research: Conceptual Framework and Applications in Hepatology

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Video Summary

The video focuses on the importance of implementation science in improving healthcare outcomes and bridging the gap between research and practice. Dr. Rogel and Dr. Khanval discuss the building blocks of dissemination and implementation science work, including evidence-based practices, implementation strategies, implementation outcomes, service outcomes, and the context of implementation. They provide an example of how implementation science principles were used to improve cirrhosis care, highlighting the challenges and lessons learned from the implementation effort. The panel also discusses the challenges and complexities of implementing surveillance and multidisciplinary management for hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), addressing issues such as technical problems, resource variability, disparities in resource allocation, and the importance of clear expectations and communication with funding sources. They emphasize the need for ongoing training, data collection, stakeholder engagement, and context-specific approaches to implementation. Overall, the speakers emphasize the importance of implementation science in improving healthcare outcomes and the ongoing need for research and innovation in the field.

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Dissemination and Implementation Science (D&I) is an emerging field focused on the science of improving the adoption and sustainment of evidence-based practices, programs, and interventions. The existing time-lag between research generation and actual bedside implementation results in low-value, inequitable healthcare. This session aims to introduce D&I as a discipline with tools and concepts that can accelerate the translation of hepatology research into practice.

Keywords

implementation science

healthcare outcomes

research and practice

dissemination

evidence-based practices

implementation strategies

implementation outcomes

cirrhosis care

challenges

surveillance

hepatocellular carcinoma

HCC

stakeholder engagement