| | | 2022 Special Issue of Global Implementation Research and Applications (GIRA) will address the following question: Amidst rapid social change, is implementation science shaping adaptations and innovations in child and family serving systems and services? | | While evidence and implementation science should inform and support adaptions and innovations, the amount, intensity, and pace of change, as well as limited resources, may overwhelm best intentions. This special issue critically explores whether and how evidence and implementation science are informing guidance and support as child and family serving systems adjust policy and practice amidst these pressures. For this special issue, we invite abstracts from any discipline, global region, sector or setting for manuscripts that present case studies, commentaries, policy or research notes (see Bertram, et al., 2021, Implementation lessons for research and practice. Global Implementation Research and Practice, 1(2), 65-69.), as well as conceptual or research-informed perspectives and papers. Submit manuscript proposal abstracts (no more than 500 words) by 08/31/21. By 9/30/21, editors will select and invite manuscript submissions. Invited manuscripts must be submitted for peer review by 2/28/22. | | | |
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