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To examine the developmental trajectory, protocol design considerations, and translational challenges associated with introducing novel behavioral interventions into healthcare practice.

February 22, 2013American Journal of Occupational TherapyOpen Access

Introducing a New Intervention: An Overview of Research Phases and Common Challenges

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LGLaura N. GitlinDrexel University

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Narrative review demonstrates translational barriers in behavioral intervention research, indicating hybrid designs may accelerate real-world implementation.

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To examine the developmental trajectory, protocol design considerations, and translational challenges associated with introducing novel behavioral interventions into healthcare practice.
Reviewed the conventional, multi-phase trajectory of behavioral intervention development spanning initial feasibility, safety, efficacy, effectiveness, and real-world sustainability.
Evaluated historical translational timelines alongside modern hybrid frameworks that integrate early stakeholder participation and concurrent implementation testing.
Traditional incremental behavioral intervention development spans nearly 20 years, resulting in less than 14% of evidence being integrated into clinical practice.
Hybrid models that combine testing phases and address setting-specific exigencies early in protocol development reduce translation delays and improve intervention adoption.

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Laura N. Gitlin (2013) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a11cc24ed9c06332dfd3a5d https://doi.org/10.5014/ajot.2013.006742

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Narrative review demonstrates translational barriers in behavioral intervention research, indicating hybrid designs may accelerate real-world implementation.

Introducing a New Intervention: An Overview of Research Phases and Common Challenges

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