Pathways for best practice diffusion: the structure of informal relationships in Canada’s long-term care sector

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James W. Dearing
Amanda M. Beacom
Stephanie A. Chamberlain
Jingbo Meng
Whitney B. Berta
Janice M. Keefe
Janet E. Squires
Malcolm B. Doupe
Deanne Taylor
Robert Colin Reid
Heather Cook
Greta G. Cummings
Jennifer L. Baumbusch
Jennifer Knopp-Sihota
Peter G. Norton
Carole A. Estabrooks
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[1] Michigan State University,Department of Communication
[2] University of Alberta,Faculty of Nursing
[3] University of Toronto,Dalla Lana School of Public Health
[4] Mount Saint Vincent University,Nova Scotia Centre on Aging
[5] University of Ottawa,School of Nursing
[6] University of Manitoba,Manitoba Center for Health Policy
[7] Interior Health Authority,Research Department
[8] University of British Columbia Okanagan,School of Health and Exercise Sciences
[9] Interior Health Authority,Hospitals and Communities Integrated Services
[10] University of British Columbia,School of Nursing
[11] Athabasca University,Faculty of Health Disciplines
[12] University of Calgary,Department of Family Medicine
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Implementation Science | / 12卷
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Canada; Long-term care sector; Long-term care; Diffusion of innovations; Advice seeking; Social network analysis; Opinion leadership; Integrated knowledge translation;
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