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Low level
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More likely to be effective. Consider quality/process improvement approaches that are generally applicable.
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Less likely to be more effective than process-based interventions. Consider only as additive/enhancing for process-based interventions.
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Consider in terms of supporting processes, e.g., deploying system-wide pathways or standardized protocols through an electronic health record.
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High level
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Less likely to be effective, or sufficient to enable necessary change.
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More likely to be required for successful change. Consider approaches such as huddles, facilitation, or collaboratives.
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Consider in terms of need for human or other resources required to enable sensemaking, e.g., care coordinators integrated with other providers for high-utilizer patients.
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