Table 1 Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) domains and adapted constructs
Domains | Adapted constructsa |
|---|---|
Intervention characteristics | Intervention design and development |
Relative advantage | |
Adaptability | |
Outer setting | Cosmopolitanism |
External policies and incentives: National level, state level | |
Other outer setting factors: Political context, socio-cultural factors, environmental factors, technological factors. | |
Inner setting | Structural characteristics: Partnership structure, organisational roles and responsibilities, changes in personnel, organisational changes |
Networks and communications: Collaboration, communication | |
Implementation: Compatibility, learning climate | |
Readiness for implementation: Available resources | |
Characteristics of individuals | Knowledge and beliefs about the intervention |
Self-efficacy | |
Individual identification with Partnership | |
Process | Planning |
Engaging the right stakeholders: Opinion leaders, formally appointed internal implementation leaders, champions, external change agents | |
Executing the intervention: Achieving goals, enablers and barriers to delivery, fidelity, utility/quality | |
Reflecting and evaluating |