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Knowledge Translation and Implementation Science (KTI) Research Team

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Focus

We study how evidence is co-produced, exchanged, implemented, and scaled in real-world health systems. Our work integrates implementation science, knowledge translation/exchange (KT/KE), and scale-up science, with a strong emphasis on context, equity, and impact.

We aim to improve how evidence-informed interventions are adapted, adopted, and sustained across diverse settings, contexts and populations.

Implementation Science

Implementation science examines how evidence-informed interventions, practices, and policies are integrated into routine health and social care.

Our work focuses on:

  • The role of context in implementation efforts
  • Development and use of implementation theories, models and frameworks
  • Methods for context analysis and adaptation
  • Design and evaluation of implementation strategies
  • Capacity strengthening in implementation research and practice

Knowledge Translation & Exchange

Knowledge translation (KT) is the iterative process of moving evidence into policy and practice. We emphasize dynamic, relational, and co-produced approaches, such as Integrated knowledge translation (IKT) , knowledge exchange (KE) and participatory and co-produced research

Scale-Up Science

Scale-up science focuses on expanding effective interventions to larger populations and sustaining impact over time. It addresses:

  • Population-level implementation and expansion
  • Policy, systems, and resource constraints
  • Scalability and transferability of interventions
  • Strategies for sustainable scale-up and impact

Cross-Cutting Priorities

Across all areas, our work is guided by:

  • Theory-informed approaches
  • Participatory approach to research
  • Population-level health impact
  • Context-sensitive methods and interventions
  • Adaptation across settings
  • Equity as a central principle

Current projects

Past projects

Teaching activities of the research group

  • GLOHRA training on implementation science meets multimorbidity (November 2025)

Networks

  • Info-P
  • EIC
  • AG Implementierungswissenschaft & -praxis DNVF

Scientific outputs