Bridging the knowledge-practice gap in tuberculosis contact management in a high-burden setting: a mixed-methods protocol for a multicenter health system strengthening study

Table 5 Selected examples of barriers and facilitators identified using the CFIR mapped to the BCW

Consolidated Framework for implementation Research (CFIR)		Behaviour Change Wheel (BCW) components
Domain of CFIR (domains 1 to 4)	Barriers and facilitators identified using CFIR		Education	Persuasion	Incentives	Coercion	Training	Restriction	Environmental structuring	Modeling	Enablement
(1) Individuals	Knowledge about TB contact investigation and preventive therapy	Influencing capability	X	X			X
(3) Inner setting	Perceived risk of TB transmission during house visit	Influencing capability and motivation	X	X			X		X
(2) Outer setting	Language barriers	Influencing opportunity							X		X
(3) Inner setting	Availability of isoniazid for children	Influencing opportunity		X					X		X
(2) Outer setting	Distance to patient’s house	Influencing motivation	X	X	X				X		X
(1) Intervention	Duration of treatment	Influencing motivation	X	X	X
(4) Implementation process	Delay in identifying child contacts	Influencing capability and motivation	X				X		X	X	X

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