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Name
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Addresses what to call each implementation strategy to be able to identify and communicate those selected.
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Phase(s) [10, 33, 40]
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Addresses when to use each implementation strategy(ies).
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➭ Create Awareness & Interest
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➭Promote Action & Adoption
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➭ Build Knowledge & Commitment
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➭Pursue Integration & Sustained Use
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Additional phases
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Addresses additional options for when to use each implementation strategy(gies):
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Domain(s) [60, 61]
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Adds guidance for which implementation strategy(ies) to include.
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▪ Marketing
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▪ Information
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▪ Learning
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▪ Commitment
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▪ Change Agents
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▪ Decision Support
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▪ Adaptation
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▪ Data
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▪ Organizational Infrastructure
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▪ Reinforcement
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Definition
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Provides detail for what each implementation strategy is addressing. It is not an operational definition (see action).
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Function(s) (43)
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Describes why the implementation strategy may work.
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▪ Education
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▪ Modeling
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▪ Coercion
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▪ Enablement
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▪ Incentivization
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▪ Training
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▪ Persuasion
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▪ Restrictions
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▪ Environmental restructuring
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Actor (30)
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Identifies who could best provide this implementation strategy.
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▪ Payer
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▪ Community stakeholders
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▪ Outside consultants
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▪ Clinicians
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▪ Administrators
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▪ Implementers (within organization)
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▪ Intervention developers
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▪ Patient
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Target (42)
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Describes where each implementation strategy will impact.
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▪ Intervention/localized protocol
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▪ Characteristics of individuals
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▪ Outer setting
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▪ Process
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▪ Inner setting
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Action procedure
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Provides directions for how to do each implementation strategy to improve their effectiveness.
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Considerations
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Addresses additional details for how to use each implementation strategy.
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