Implementation Science in
Real-World Settings
G-ACT advances equitable cardiovascular care through the application of implementation science within real-world health systems.
Our work focuses on generating rigorous, decision-relevant evidence on how proven cardiovascular diagnostics, therapies, and care models can be effectively adopted, integrated, and sustained in routine clinical practice particularly in resource-constrained and underserved settings.
Rather than introducing parallel or short-term interventions, G-ACT embeds research directly within existing health system structures. This approach allows us to evaluate feasibility, effectiveness, and scalability under real-world conditions, while accounting for health system constraints, workforce capacity, and policy environments. The resulting evidence is designed to inform health system strengthening, guide policy decisions, and support responsible scale of evidence-based cardiovascular care.
This approach is operationalized through the A-DICE Framework, which structures our implementation science agenda across four integrated pillars of global impact.
Core Principles
Our implementation science approach is built on fundamental principles that guide our work.
Real-World Integration
Embedding research directly within existing health system structures rather than introducing parallel interventions.
Rigorous Evidence
Generating decision-relevant evidence on feasibility, effectiveness, and scalability under real-world conditions.
System Strengthening
Accounting for health system constraints, workforce capacity, and policy environments to inform sustainable scale.
The A-DICE Framework
Our approach is operationalized through the A-DICE Framework, which structures our implementation science agenda across four integrated pillars of global impact.
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