T3 translational research aims to move evidence- based recommendations and policy into health care practice via implementation, dissemination and diffusion research.
Despite the myriad of terms coined to refer to knowledge translation – including research utilization, implementation, dissemination, and diffusion, among others [ 48] – the term might be understood as 'any activity or process that facilitates the transfer of high-quality evidence from research into effective changes in health policy, clinical practice, or products' [ 49].
Many terms are used to describe the process of quality improvement in clinical practice, such as implementation, knowledge diffusion, transfer and exchange, and innovation diffusion.
The prestigious EIB Prize is awarded for excellence in social and economic research and its implementation and diffusion.
E-Government projects are currently service oriented, focusing on the implementation and diffusion of digital public services through one-stop points of access for citizens.
A conceptual framework for improving practice is needed to integrate the key features for successful program design, predictors of implementation and diffusion, and appropriate outcome measures.
As result, the provision, implementation and diffusion of expensive technology and organisational-based innovation [2] has been difficult and, often, limited.
With respect to some of the municipalities, a future strategy that fosters greater participation of stakeholders from other areas of activity, as required by the UN's International Implementation Scheme IISS) and the National Action Plan of the UN Decade may be helpful in promoting the implementation and diffusion of the social innovation ESD.
Because the absence of information provision and the controls exerted by public authorities have an impact on QMS implementation, the diffusion of certification depends also on public policy measures, indicating the crucial role of a public policy mix properly designed to promote certification.
More research is needed to understand how the system of using geothermal heat is designed and co-produced by interactions of diverse actors homeowners, administration, and policy and how discourses on environmental protection, renewable energy, or energy independence impact the implementation and diffusion of geothermal heat technology within the heating sector.
The annual EIB Prize in economics is awarded by the EIB Institute to "recognize and stimulate excellence in economic and social research, and its implementation and diffusion".
