Table 9 Intervention characteristics
Suggested Definition | Frequency of influencing factors | |
|---|---|---|
INTERVENTION CHARACTERISTICS | Factors relating to the characteristics of the innovation to be implemented. Innovation factors can also relate to the relationships of various stakeholders with intervention developers and the flexibility or rigidity in use of the innovation. | 7 |
Communication | effectively communication among healthcare workers and participants | 6 |
Quality and fidelity monitoring/support | continuous data collection plus collection across the sites to promote quality monitoring … costs and its consistency with the initial plan of the project. reflexive monitoring (formal and informal appraisal of the benefits and costs of the intervention). | 5 |
Geographical | circumstances associated with a physical location that affect humans living within a specific area. | 5 |
Project champion | Individuals who dedicate themselves to supporting, marketing, and 'driving through an [implementation]' [6] | 11 |
Resources | Resources dedicated for implementation and on-going operations, including money, training, education, physical space, and time [6]; mobilising community resources. | 9 |
Stakeholder involvement | 11 | |
Supervision | the action, process, or occupation of supervising especially : a critical watching and directing (as of activities or a course of action) | 6 |
support system or tool | any hardware, software and other tools and/or utilities used to support complex health interventions. Example: information and communication systems facilitated rather than hindered the implementation and sustainability of a new CCM(Davy, Bleasel et al. 2015) | 9 |
technology advance or environment | 8 | |
Time-cost | 4 |