MAGIC

IMPLEMENTATION LAB

creating

More Access to Group Integrative Care

through implementation science

The More Access to Group Integrative Care (MAGIC) Implementation Lab is located in the School of Nursing at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Led by Dr. Isabel Roth, the MAGIC Implementation Lab translates whole health evidence into practice through the systematic application of implementation science frameworks and methods.

"The movement of evidence-based practices into routine clinical usage is not spontaneous, but requires focused efforts"

(Bauer, et al., 2015)
"Implementation science is an inherently interdisciplinary research area"

Implementation Science
A current NCCIH priority is to "increase implementation science studies that address disparities and evaluate strategies that make evidence-based complementary health interventions available to... vulnerable populations."

NCCIH Strategic Plan FY 2021⁠–⁠2025
"Central to the definition of whole person research are studies of integrated multicomponent therapies and interconnected systems"

NCCIH Objective 2: Advance Research on the Whole Person and on the Integration of Complementary and Conventional Care

MAGIC

IMPLEMENTATION LAB

creating

More Access to Group Integrative Care

through implementation science

"The movement of evidence-based practices into routine clinical usage is not spontaneous, but requires focused efforts"

"Implementation science is an inherently interdisciplinary research area"

A current NCCIH priority is to "increase implementation science studies that address disparities and evaluate strategies that make evidence-based complementary health interventions available to... vulnerable populations."

"Central to the definition of whole person research are studies of integrated multicomponent therapies and interconnected systems"