This includes not only replicating the innovation in similar contexts, but also adapting it to the specificities of other environments. The central concept remains that of broadening the impact of proven innovations so that they benefit a greater number of people.
Source (in French): Corôa RDC, Ben Charif A, Plourde KV, Gogovor A, Légaré F. cited in the preamble to the guide “Guide de partage de connaissances post événement rassembleur sur les stratégies de mise à l’échelle des innovations en santé et services”
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