Author | Country | Health topic | Research objective(s) | Methods | Unit of analysis | Phase of CFIR application | Nature of CFIR application |
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Barac [10] | Chile, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Thailand, Vietnam, South Africa, and Nigeria | Typhoid | To identify typhoid-relevant interventions implemented between 1990 and 2015 and explore contextual factors perceived to be associated with their implementation | Mixed-methods | Organizations involved in implementation; Health policy and health system leaders at national or subnational levels | Post-implementation | Used to guide data collection; used to guide data analysis |
Bardosh [11] | Canada, Kenya | HIV (Kenya) | To evaluate how a two-way SMS communication system to increase patient adherence to medication and engagement in care was perceived, diffused, and adopted in ongoing project sites | Qualitative design | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Mid-implementation | Used to guide data collection |
Chu [12] | China | Hepatitis C virus (HCV) | To explore social and structural factors affecting HCV treatment access at an HIV treatment facility and methadone maintenance treatment centers to inform strategies for expanding access | Qualitative design | Patients benefiting from intervention | Post-implementation | Used to guide data analysis; used to interpret/contextualize findings |
Cole [13] | Mozambique | Maternal health | To explore the contextual factors that may have contributed to observed increases in institutional deliveries from 2009-2014 in Nampula province. | Mixed-methods | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation; Patients benefiting from intervention | Post-implementation | Used to guide data collection; used to guide data analysis |
Cooke [14] | Tanzania | Opioid treatment and HIV | To understand the contextual factors that influence the effectiveness of integrated methadone and anti-retroviral therapy implementation | Qualitative design | Patients benefiting from intervention; Health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Post-implementation | Used to guide data analysis |
Dansereau [15] | Chad, Cameroon | Immunizations | To retrospectively evaluate the implementation of Gavi’s health system strengthening support and identify drivers of and barriers to implementation | Mixed-methods | Organizations involved in implementation | Post-implementation | Used to interpret/contextualize findings |
Dogar [16] | Nepal, Pakistan | Tuberculosis (TB) | To describe challenges and lessons learned of implementing tobacco cessation in routine TB care | Qualitative design | Patients benefiting from intervention; health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Post-implementation | Used to interpret/contextualize findings |
English [17] | Kenya | Pediatric inpatient care | To explore why a facility-based intervention to introduce care based on best-practice guidelines varied in effect across place and time | Mixed-methods | Organizations involved in implementation | Post-implementation | Used to interpret/contextualize findings |
English [18] | Kenya | Pediatric inpatient care | To develop a system-oriented intervention to improve services for children in district hospitals | Qualitative design | Organizations involved in implementation | Pre-implementation | Used to frame/design the intervention |
Gimbel [19] | Mozambique, Kenya, Cote d'Ivoire | HIV | To define the core and adaptable components of a facility-based intervention to address implementation challenges in prevention of mother to child transmission (PMTCT), and identify contextual influences that explain implementation heterogeneity | Qualitative design | Organizations involved in implementation | Post-implementation | Used to guide data collection; used to guide data analysis; used to interpret/contextualize findings |
Gimbel [20] | Mozambique, Rwanda, and Zambia | Primary health care | To describes and categorize data quality assessment and improvement activities of a multi-country initiative and identify core intervention components and implementation strategy adaptations to improve data quality | Mixed-methods | Organizations involved in implementation | Post-implementation | Used to guide data collection, used to guide data analysis, used to interpret/contextualize findings |
Gutierrez-Alba [21] | Mexico | Clinical practice guidelines generally | To identify and prioritize barriers and facilitators facing the implementation of Clinical Practice Guidelines in hospitals. | Qualitative design | Organizations involved in implementation | Mid-implementation | Used to guide data collection; used to guide data analysis; used to interpret/contextualize findings |
Hosey [22] | US Associated Pacific Islands | Chronic disease | To describe the implementation and evaluation of a non-communicable disease (NCD) pilot project to systematically strengthen NCD health care quality and outcomes across five health systems | Mixed-methods | Organizations involved in implementation | Mid-implementation | Used to guide data analysis; used to interpret/contextualize findings |
Huang [23] | Uganda | Pediatric mental health | To assess the feasibility and effectiveness of implementing professional development programs for early childhood teachers and determine if children with teachers exposed to professional development programs have better mental health outcomes | Mixed-methods | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Mid-implementation | Used to guide data collection |
Jones [24] | Zambia | HIV | To identify predictors of a voluntary male medical circumcision program’s success or failure to create an “early warning” system that enables remedial action during implementation | Mixed-methods | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Mid-implementation | Used to guide data collection; used to guide data analysis’ used to interpret/contextualize findings |
Landis-Lewis [25] | Malawi | HIV | To identify and describe barriers to using electronic medical record data for individualized audit and feedback for healthcare providers in Malawi and to consider how to design technology to overcome these barriers | Qualitative design | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Mid-implementation | Used to guide data collection |
Malham [26] | Morocco | Maternal health | To identify the factors hindering full implementation of a national action plan to strengthen the professional role of midwives in two regions and to identify recommendations that could increase the effectiveness of the action plan | Qualitative design | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Mid-implementation | Used to guide data analysis; used to interpret/contextualize findings |
Malham [27] | Morocco | Maternal health | To assess the extent to which a national action plan to strengthen the professional role of midwives was delivered in two regions, and the barriers and facilitators influencing implementation | Qualitative design | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Mid-implementation | Used to guide data analysis; used to interpret/contextualize findings |
McRobie [28] | Uganda | HIV | To assess implementation of national HIV policies regarding testing, treatment, and retention at health facilities serving two health and demographic surveillance sites | Mixed-methods | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Pre-implementation | Used to frame/design the intervention |
Myburgh [29] | South Africa | HIV | To identify barriers and facilitators in the implementation of an antiretrovirals electronic register at facility, sub-district, and district levels | Mixed-methods | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Post-implementation | Used to interpret/contextualize findings |
Naidoo [30] | South Africa | HIV | To explore barriers and facilitators to implementation of community-based HIV programs in order to produce actionable findings to improve them | Qualitative design | Patients benefiting from intervention; health providers in facilities and in communities involved in implementation | Post-implementation | Used to interpret/contextualize findings |
Nathavitharana [31] | Bangladesh | TB | To present operational data and discuss the challenges of implementing FAST (Find cases Actively, Separate safely and Treat effectively) as a TB transmission control strategy in health facilities | Qualitative design | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Post-implementation | Used to guide data analysis |
Naude [32] | South Africa, Cameroon | Evidence based health policy generally | To describe the different contexts in which health policies are formulated and identify the facilitators and barriers to incorporating research evidence | Qualitative design | Health policy and health system leaders at national or subnational levels | Post-implementation | Used to interpret/contextualize findings |
Petersen Williams [33] | South Africa | Maternal health | To investigate health care providers’ perceptionsof the acceptability and feasibility of providing screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment to address substance use among pregnant women attending antenatal care | Qualitative design | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Pre-implementation | Used to frame/design the intervention; used to guide data collection |
Phulkerd [34] | Thailand | Obesity | To identify barriers and potential facilitators to implementing regulations to restrict unhealthy radio and television food advertising to children and policies to promote healthier products | Qualitative design | Organizations involved in implementation | Pre-implementation | Used to guide data collection |
Rodriguez [35] | South Africa | HIV | To identify barriers and facilitators in the implementation, uptake, and sustainability of PMTCT protocols in a rural areas | Qualitative design | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation; health policy and health system leaders at national or subnational levels; patients benefiting from intervention | Post-implementation | Used to guide data analysis; Used to interpret/contextualize findings |
Rwabukwisi [36] | Ghana, Mozambique, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Zambia | Primary healthcare | To retrospectively evaluate a multi-country consortium aiming to implement and evaluate district-level health system strengthening interventions | Qualitative design | Organizations involved in implementation | Post-implementation | Used to guide data analysis |
Saluja [37] | N/A | Surgery | To discuss key factors influencing implementation of national surgical planning in LMICs | Qualitative design | Organizations involved in implementation | Post-implementation | Used to guide data analysis; used to interpret/contextualize findings |
Sax [38] | Pakistan | Primary healthcare (healthcare accreditation) | To identify perceived factors influencing introduction and adaptation of international healthcare accreditation to improve healthcare quality | Qualitative design | Organizations involved in implementation | Post-implementation | Used to guide data analysis |
Shi [39] | China | Evidence-based public health generally | To assess implementation of evidence based public health and identify barriers to evidence based public health in the public sector | Qualitative design | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation; health policy and health system leaders at national or subnational levels | Pre-implementation | Used to frame/design the intervention; used to guide data collection; used to guide data analysis |
Soi [40] | Mozambique | Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination | To identify implementation barriers and facilitators affecting the scale-up of HPV vaccination in Mozambique | Qualitative design | Health providers and educators in facilities and schools involved in implementation; health and education policy and health system leaders at national or subnational levels | Post-implementation | Used to guide data collection; used to guide data analysis |
VanDevanter [41] | Vietnam | Tobacco cessation | To identify potential barriers and facilitators to implementing system changes to increase adoption of tobacco use treatment guidelines | Qualitative design | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Pre-implementation | Used to guide data collection; used to guide data analysis |
Warren [42] | Kenya | Maternal health | To describe the complex processes, strengths, and challenges of an intervention aiming to address mistreatment during childbirth and promote respectful maternity care | Qualitative design | Patients benefiting from intervention; health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Post-implementation | Used to guide data analysis |
White [43] | Benin | Surgical safety | To measure the sustainability of surgical safety checklist use and to evaluate the acceptability, adoption, appropriateness, feasibility and fidelity of nationwide checklist implementation, including penetration of the checklist into operating room culture | Mixed-methods | Health providers in facilities involved in implementation | Mid-implementation | Used to interpret/contextualize findings |