Week 4Translation Science Theories and ModelsThe Normalization Process Theory (NPT) is a framework in nursing that helps understand and evaluate the implementation, embedding, and integration of complex interventions or practices in healthcare services. (May et al., 2018). It focuses on individuals and teamwork to make a new intervention part of their everyday routine. The ability to apply the concept of implementation quality (IQ) for translation science can assist in determining any discrepancies between interventions. (Norris et al., 2019). A sustainability strategy found in NPT would be to ensure the interventions or practices related to obesity management become an ongoing and integral part of healthcare practice even after the initial implementation phase (May et al., 2018). To support the sustainability strategy, it is important to assess stakeholders’ such as healthcare providers' and organizations' readiness and engagement. Providing training and education to stakeholders as well as to patients on a healthier diet, and more physical activity, and providing resources in their own community can enhance their understanding and commitment to the intervention, making it more likely to be sustained over time. Addressing barriers to sustainability is also important and includes issues such as resource allocation, organizational culture, and institutional support.