A Framework for Enhancing the Value of Research for Dissemination and Implementation.
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Gila Neta | Ross C Brownson | Maria E Fernandez | Borsika A. Rabin | Jeremy M Grimshaw | Russell E Glasgow | Borsika A Rabin | Christopher R Carpenter | J. Grimshaw | R. Glasgow | R. Brownson | G. Neta | C. Carpenter | B. Rabin
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