This aim of this scoping review was to produce knowledge of the existing methodological frameworks and their means for supporting transferability and implementation of practices across health and care systems, of the obstacles and enablers of transferability and implementation of practices in health and care systems, and of the needs for the further development of these kinds of frameworks.
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The findings underscore the importance of clear terminology, interdisciplinary collaboration, involvement of local stakeholders, robust assessment tools, and supportive leadership and organisational commitment.
By recognizing these enablers, policymakers, researchers, and practitioners can develop strategies and interventions that optimize the transfer process, leading to improved healthcare outcomes and system-wide improvements. Further research is needed to explore these enablers in more depth and develop practical guidelines for their implementation.