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skip to content advertisement menu explore journals get published about bmc login my account search search all bmc articles search implementation science menu home about articles collections submission guidelines search submit a manuscript featured supplement: applying grade-cerqual to qualitative evidence synthesis findings the grade-cerqual (‘confidence in the evidence from reviews of qualitative research’) approach helps decision makers use syntheses of qualitative research by indicating how much confidence they should place in each finding. the series is intended primarily for those undertaking qualitative evidence syntheses or using their findings in decision-making processes, but is also relevant to guideline development agencies, primary qualitative researchers and implementation scientists and practitioners. read more articles recent most accessed content type: research | 22 june 2018 enhancing the uptake of systematic reviews of effects: what is the best format for health care managers and policy-makers? a mixed-methods study authors: christine marquez, alekhya mascarenhas johnson, sabrina jassemi, jamie park, julia e. moore, caroline blaine, gertrude bourdon, mark chignell, moriah e. ellen, jacques fortin, ian d. graham, anne hayes, jemila hamid, brenda hemmelgarn, michael hillmer, bev holmes… content type: research | 18 june 2018 sustaining alcohol and opioid use disorder treatment in primary care: a mixed methods study authors: sarah b. hunter, allison j. ober, colleen m. mccullough, erik d. storholm, praise o. iyiewuare, chau pham and katherine e. watkins content type: research | 15 june 2018 adapting clinical practice guidelines for diabetic retinopathy in kenya: process and outputs authors: nyawira mwangi, muchai gachago, michael gichangi, stephen gichuhi, kibata githeko, atieno jalango, jefitha karimurio, joseph kibachio, lawrence muthami, nancy ngugi, carmichael nduri, patrick nyaga, joseph nyamori, alain nazaire mbongo zindamoyen, covadonga bascaran and allen foster content type: research | 7 june 2018 how do clinicians use implementation tools to apply breast cancer screening guidelines to practice? authors: heather armson, stefanie roder, tom elmslie, sobia khan and sharon e. straus content type: research | 7 june 2018 using normalization process theory in feasibility studies and process evaluations of complex healthcare interventions: a systematic review authors: carl r. may, amanda cummings, melissa girling, mike bracher, frances s. mair, christine m. may, elizabeth murray, michelle myall, tim rapley and tracy finch most recent articles rss view all articles content type: debate | 19 october 2009 a theory of organizational readiness for change authors: bryan j weiner content type: research | 23 april 2011 the behaviour change wheel: a new method for characterising and designing behaviour change interventions authors: susan michie, maartje m van stralen and robert west content type: research article | 7 august 2009 fostering implementation of health services research findings into practice: a consolidated framework for advancing implementation science authors: laura j damschroder, david c aron, rosalind e keith, susan r kirsh, jeffery a alexander and julie c lowery content type: debate | 30 november 2007 a conceptual framework for implementation fidelity authors: christopher carroll, malcolm patterson, stephen wood, andrew booth, jo rick and shashi balain content type: debate | 31 may 2012 knowledge translation of research findings authors: jeremy m grimshaw, martin p eccles, john n lavis, sophie j hill and janet e squires most accessed articles rss view all articles associate editor spotlight alison hutchinson prof hutchinson is chair in nursing and director of the centre for quality and patient research – monash health partnership, and professor of nursing at deakin university in melbourne, australia. she has the distinction of being one of only a few australian nurses to have successfully completed a formal postdoctoral fellowship program overseas. meet our editors sign up to receive article alerts implementation science is published continuously online-only. we encourage you to sign up to receive free email alerts to keep up to date with all of the latest articles by registering here . thank you to our peer reviewers the editors and staff of implementation science would like to warmly thank our peer reviewers whose comments have helped to shape the journal. our annual reviewer acknowledgements are available here . aims and scope implementation science is a pioneering, highly-accessed journal dedicated to publishing evidence regarding methods for promoting the uptake of consolidated research findings into routine healthcare practice and health policy. implementation science provides a unique, multidisciplinary platform for research on implementation strategies, including their development, outcomes, economics, process by which effects are achieved, and factors associated with implementation outcomes. the journal has a particular interest in rigorous studies and novel, theory-based approaches, and covers implementation science across the full spectrum of healthcare services and settings. read more editors-in-chief anne sales, department of veterans affairs and university of michigan, usa michel wensing, university of heidelberg, germany featured editorial enhancing the reporting of implementation research by paul m. wilson, anne sales, michel wensing, gregory a. aarons, signe flottorp, liz glidewell, alison hutchinson, justin presseau, anne rogers, nick sevdalis, janet squires and sharon straus published on: 8 february 2017 latest tweets editors' profiles anne sales, editor-in-chief anne sales is a professor in the university of michigan medical school, department of learning health sciences, and research scientist at the center for clinical management research at the va ann arbor healthcare system. her training is in sociology, health economics, econometrics, and general health services research. her current work involves theory-based design of implementation interventions, including understanding how feedback reports affect provider behavior and through behavior change have an impact on patient outcomes, and the role of social networks in uptake of knowledge translation interventions. michel wensing, editor-in-chief michel wensing is professor of health services research and implementation science at the department of general practice and health services research at heidelberg university hospital. he was trained in medical sociology, health economics, quality improvement, and health services research. he currently leads the two-year m.sc. program health services research and implementation science in the medical faculty of heidelberg university. his research focuses on primary and ambulatory healthcare, with emphasis on general practice, and on implementation science concepts, such as tailored implementation, patient self-management, and provider networks. michel wensing has been a member of the implementation science editorial team since the journal started in 2006. in 2012, he took on the editor-in-chief position together with anne sales. paul wilson, deputy editor-in-chief paul wilson is a senior research fellow at the alliance manchester business school, university of manchester and the nihr collaboration for leadership in applied health research and care greater manchester. paul has a background in evidence synthesis with research interests that are focused around evidence informed decision making in health policy and practice. his interests include rapid review methodologies, the development and evaluation of methods to increase the uptake of research based knowledge to inform decisions relating to service delivery, redesign, disinvestment and the evaluation of service innovation in health systems. paul is the deputy editor-in-chief and protocols editor of implementation science . 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