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Heather Rogers & Jelka Zaletel on implementation science

When Slovenia rolled out its national diabetes plan, they had the evidence, they had the funding, they had the centres, they had the doctors and nurses… but people didn’t show up. Simply having the right information is not enough to build an effective policy. You can’t just factor out the complexities — you need to factor them in.

The 'what' has to be separated from the 'how'. And both must be studied. Because otherwise your lack of understanding of 'how' can make your intervention ineffective.

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