Implementation Science shifts the question from "Does it work?" to:

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The question asks about a shift in the framing within Implementation Science. 
First, note that the provided data includes no list of answer options to compare, only a single quoted option is visible as the intended correct response: "How do we make it work here?".
With that in mind, we can reason about the conceptual shift. Implementation Science moves from asking whether an intervention works in principle (efficacy, effectiveness) to focusing on practicalities of applying it in real settings. This reframing emphasizes context, feasibility, adaptation, and integration into existing workflows, which is captured by the idea of asking how to operationalize and make the intervention function within a specific setting.
Since there are no alternative options given to evaluate, there is nothing to compare against; however, we can still discuss why the identified option aligns with the core aim of implementation work: it centers on translating evidence into practice, addressing local barriers, and tailoring the approach to the environment where it will be used.
If any additional options were present, we would evaluate them for whether they reflect questions about context, resource needs, stakeholder engagement, fidelity versus adaptation, sustainability, and scalability, which are all typical concerns in implementation science.
In summary, the intended shift is toward practical questions about real-world deployment, of which the quoted option embodies the essence by asking how to operationalize and integrate the intervention here.

KNHES 4525 AU2025 (11047) Exam 2

Implementation Science shifts the question from "Does it work?" to:

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