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Living labs: a remedy to accelerate implementation of medication adherence interventions in pharmacy practice?
Dijk, L. van. Living labs: a remedy to accelerate implementation of medication adherence interventions in pharmacy practice? Folium: 2024, 38(2), p. 10-11.
Living labs can contribute to accelerate implementation of medication adherence interventions as they provide insight in implementation processes, facilitators and strategies. However, scaling up is still a
challenge and more eff orts are needed as sustainable upscaling requires continued attention, support and resources and requires that relevant stakeholders work together in achieving it. Thus, while living labs are part of the remedy for better implementation, more eff orts are needed for wide-scale uptake.
challenge and more eff orts are needed as sustainable upscaling requires continued attention, support and resources and requires that relevant stakeholders work together in achieving it. Thus, while living labs are part of the remedy for better implementation, more eff orts are needed for wide-scale uptake.
Living labs can contribute to accelerate implementation of medication adherence interventions as they provide insight in implementation processes, facilitators and strategies. However, scaling up is still a
challenge and more eff orts are needed as sustainable upscaling requires continued attention, support and resources and requires that relevant stakeholders work together in achieving it. Thus, while living labs are part of the remedy for better implementation, more eff orts are needed for wide-scale uptake.
challenge and more eff orts are needed as sustainable upscaling requires continued attention, support and resources and requires that relevant stakeholders work together in achieving it. Thus, while living labs are part of the remedy for better implementation, more eff orts are needed for wide-scale uptake.