Lessons learned about the effective operationalization of champions as an implementation strategy: results from a qualitative process evaluation of a pragmatic trial

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Arwen E. Bunce
Inga Gruß
James V. Davis
Stuart Cowburn
Deborah Cohen
Jee Oakley
Rachel Gold
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[1] OCHIN,School of Medicine
[2] Inc.,undefined
[3] Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research,undefined
[4] Oregon Health and Science University,undefined
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Implementation Science | / 15卷
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Implementation strategies; Practice change; Clinical champions; Reflexivity;
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