Raising the issue of quality in implementation science reporting in global health: Implications for health planning and practice

Alexandra L. Rose, Helen E. Jack, Muneera A. Rasheed and Jessica F. Magidson

International Journal of Health Planning and Management, 2024, vol. 39, issue 4, 1183-1187

Abstract: Implementation outcomes, which focus on the barriers to, and facilitators and processes of healthcare delivery, are critical to translating research evidence to health planning and practice and to improving healthcare delivery. This article summarises key quality issues in reporting of implementation science outcomes within global health and describes the ways in which this presents a challenge for shifting health planning and practice across low‐resource health systems. This article also suggests that the wider use of reporting guidelines for implementation outcomes could help address this issue.

Date: 2024
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