From: The demonstration of a theory-based approach to the design of localized patient safety interventions
Implementation principles | Supporting literature |
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1. The need for management approval and ongoing support | |
2. The need for commitment among members of the target group | |
3. Use of boundary spanners | |
4. Mapping of guidelines onto local problems | |
5. Adopting the perspective of the target group | |
6. Acknowledging the complexity of changing behavior in practice | |
7. A monitoring plan | [18] |
8. A flexible approach that is driven by local context | |
9. Co-production and design to combine theoretical and contextual expertise | [38] |
10. Incorporation into established structures |