National governments and international agencies, including programmes like the Global
Alliance for Vaccines and Immunizations and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis …

Background Decisions to scale up population health interventions from small projects to
wider state or national implementation is fundamental to maximising population-wide health …

The term 'scaling up'is now widely used in the international health literature, though it lacks
an agreed definition. We review what is meant by scaling up in the context of changes in …

The'how to'of scaling up public health interventions for maximum reach and outcomes is
receiving greater attention; however, there remains a paucity of practical tools to guide those …

Background Public sector austerity measures in many high-income countries mean that
public health budgets are reducing year on year. To help inform the potential impact of these …

Background Failing to account for the resources required to successfully implement public
health interventions can lead to an underestimation of costs and budget impact, optimistic …

“Scaling up” effective health services is high on the policy agendas of many countries and
international agencies. The current concern has been driven by growing recognition both of …

Advancing the science of intervention scale-up is essential to increasing the impact of
effective interventions at the regional and national levels. In contrast with work in high …

Background To maximise the impact of public health research, research interventions found
to be effective in improving health need to be scaled up and delivered on a population-wide …

Background To achieve population-wide health improvement, public health interventions
found effective in selected samples need to be 'scaled up'and implemented more widely …