Implementation Strategy Specifications (Related Theory) | ||
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Name | ||
Addresses what to call each implementation strategy to be able to identify and communicate those selected. | ||
Addresses when to use each implementation strategy(ies). | ||
➭ Create Awareness & Interest | ➭Promote Action & Adoption | |
➭ Build Knowledge & Commitment | ➭Pursue Integration & Sustained Use | |
Additional phases | ||
Addresses additional options for when to use each implementation strategy(gies): | ||
Adds guidance for which implementation strategy(ies) to include. | ||
▪ Marketing | ▪ Information | ▪ Learning |
▪ Commitment | ▪ Change Agents | ▪ Decision Support |
▪ Adaptation | ▪ Data | ▪ Organizational Infrastructure |
▪ Reinforcement | ||
Definition | ||
Provides detail for what each implementation strategy is addressing. It is not an operational definition (see action). | ||
Function(s) (43) | ||
Describes why the implementation strategy may work. | ||
▪ Education | ▪ Modeling | ▪ Coercion |
▪ Enablement | ▪ Incentivization | ▪ Training |
▪ Persuasion | ▪ Restrictions | ▪ Environmental restructuring |
Actor (30) | ||
Identifies who could best provide this implementation strategy. | ||
▪ Payer | ▪ Community stakeholders | ▪ Outside consultants |
▪ Clinicians | ▪ Administrators | ▪ Implementers (within organization) |
▪ Intervention developers | ▪ Patient | |
Target (42) | ||
Describes where each implementation strategy will impact. | ||
▪ Intervention/localized protocol | ▪ Characteristics of individuals | ▪ Outer setting |
▪ Process | ▪ Inner setting | |
Action procedure | ||
Provides directions for how to do each implementation strategy to improve their effectiveness. | ||
Considerations | ||
Addresses additional details for how to use each implementation strategy. |