Table 2 Top six innovator ideas
From: The clinician crowdsourcing challenge: using participatory design to seed implementation strategies
Title | Idea | Issues addressed through idea | Challenge Committee rating ranking (n = 6)a | GALA attendee rating rankingb |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Pre-session preparation | Create a relaxing waiting room that helps prepare the patient (along with a “pre-session quick sheet”) for the session ahead | Stress created from chaotic waiting room that detracts from session time and opportunities to implement EBPs | 1 | 1 |
Experts in your back pocket | Network of EBP experts are available for consultation and supervision via a hotline or face-to-face appointments | Lack of experts on various EBPs within organizations | 2 | 5 |
Workshops and rewards | Point-based system for EBP fidelity and workshop attendance that can be used towards session supplies or gift cards | Clinician burnout and lack of incentive for clinicians | 3 | 4 |
Electronic evidence-based screening instrument inventory | Provide validated screening instruments in the EMR to clinicians to easily assess treatment needs and track client progress | Barriers to implementing measurement-based care | 4 | 6 |
On-site training and fidelity follow up | A certified EBP trainer comes to an organization and provides on-site training and consultation | Lack of EBP support within organization and barriers to attending distant training sessions | 5 | 2 |
Community-based mentoring program for EBP | Implement an intra-agency EBP mentoring program that addresses therapist isolation and lack of community understanding from EBP experts | Therapist isolation and lack of community understanding from EBP experts | 6 | 3 |