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To get better health outcomes, we need to unleash epidemiologists (the creative analyzers of data in health care) and quality improvement specialists (the people who can translate experience into better practice) to get better outcomes in health care.

While participants may have been instilled with good intentions to abstain as a result of their counseling experiences, they found it difficult to translate this into practice.

However, Jason Pott noted that in his experience in the NHS, implementation of policies or interventions with good publicity does not always translate well into practice on the ground (e.g. the zero tolerance of aggression in the NHS).

Designing and evaluating interventions to translate evidence into practice.

Government policies are important to translate knowledge into practice [ 63].

These practices illustrate a way to translate knowledge into practice in the community.

More broadly, there is a need to translate research into practice and policies into action.

Inclusion of qualitative research can explore wider systems issues through the perspectives of providers translating policy into practice or service-users experiencing the practical aspects of policy [ 14, 28].

The thinking is that broad experiences and passions of a physician translate into practice.

Interventions need to consider patients' and healthcare providers' experiences and perceptions and how macro-level policies translate into practice within local health systems.

Whilst our work represents only a modest development in conceptual frameworks for performance monitoring, its successful pilot adoption and implementation provides some empirical experience on how theories of performance monitoring for health research might translate into practice.