Handbook of Intervention Science

Part One: General Considerations in Intervention Science<br>1. The Case for a Science of Intervention<br>2. Models for Developing and Advancing Interventions<br>3. Theory: A Driver of Intervention Science<br>4. Healh Equity Considerations in Intervention Development<br>5. Cultural Adaptations<br><br>Part II – Getting Started<br>6. Where do interventions come from?<br>7. Levels of interventions<br>8. Delivery Characteristics<br>9. Role of Technology in Intervention Delivery<br>10. Selecting and Engaging &ldquo;Stakeholders&rdquo;<br><br>Part III: Evaluating Interventions from Pilot to Implementation<br>11. Pilot testing<br>12. Designs - From Efficacy to Pragmatic Trials<br>13. Mixed Methodologies for Testing Interventions<br>14. Testing Policy and Naturally Occurring Interventions<br>15. Designing Comparison and Control Groups<br>16. Selecting, Recruiting and Retaining Study Participants<br>17. Implementing Interventions as Intended: Treatment Fidelity Considerations<br>18. Ethical Considerations<br><br>Part IV: Selecting Outcomes and Analytics<br>19. What to Measure and How<br>20. Analytics<br>21. Economic Evaluations<br><br>Part V: Implementing, Disseminating, Scaling<br>22. Challenges and Strategies for Implementing Proven Interventions<br>23. Disseminating, Scaling and Sustaining<br><br>Part VI: Professional Considerations and Reflections<br>24. Being an Intervention Scientist<br>25. Publishing throughout the Pipeline of Intervention Development<br>26. Synthesis