Testing implementation facilitation of a primary care-based collaborative care clinical program using a hybrid type III interrupted time series design: a study protocol

Table 2 CFIR domains, constructs, and implementation facilitation activities

CFIR domain	CFIR constructs	Implementation facilitation activities
Intervention characteristics	-Evidence strength and quality	-Engagement with facilitation team
	-Relative advantage	-Academic detailing
	-Adaptability	-Audit and feedback
	-Design quality and packaging	-Change clinical team
	-Cost	-Develop and share materials
	-Cost	-Inform local opinion leaders
Inner setting	-Networks and communication	-Academic detailing
	-Culture	-Problem-solving
	-Implementation climate	-Audit and feedback
	-Tension for change	-Capture and share local knowledge
	-Compatibility	-Change record systems
		-Marketing and distribution of materials
		-Change implementation team
		-Provide technical assistance and coaching
Outer setting	-Patient needs and resources	-Engagement with facilitation team
	-External policy and incentives	-Engaging national and regional policy makers
	-External policy and incentives	-Community of practice
Characteristics of individuals	-Knowledge and beliefs about the intervention	-Engagement with facilitation team
		-Academic detailing
		-Develop and share materials
		-Inform local opinion leaders
Process	-Engaging	-Academic detailing
		-Marketing and distribution of materials
		-Inform local opinion leaders

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