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Editorial
. 2019 Jul 31:7:213.
doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2019.00213. eCollection 2019.

Editorial: Methods and Applications in Implementation Science

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Editorial: Methods and Applications in Implementation Science

Mary E Northridge et al. Front Public Health. .
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Keywords: adaptation; evaluation; frameworks; implementation strategies; measurement; mechanisms; partnerships; sustainability.

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