NR 716 Week 4 Discussion; Translation Science Theories and Models - Normalization Process Theory
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Week 4 Translation Science Theories and Models Select one of the four translation science theories or models introduced in this week's lesson. These include Diffusion of Innovation, Knowledge-to-Action, i-PARIHS, and Normalization Process Theory. Determine one sustainability strategy found in your selected translation science theory or model. Describe how the specific sustainability strategy you selected supports sustainability of the evidence-based intervention beyond the implementation phase of a practice change project. The Normalization Process Theory (NPT) is a framework in nursing that h
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