Criteria for implementation theories derived directly from concepts of care for chronic conditions |
• Applicable generally in health care - or specifically designed for chronic and complex conditions |
• Consistent with multi-disciplinary health care |
• Consistent with different degrees of involvement by several organisations |
• Structures assessment, action and evaluation across levels ie micro, meso and macro, ideally all three. |
• Consistent with patient and potentially carer involvement in care |
Broader criteria for implementation theories for chronic and complex conditions |
• Provides structure for investigation of change requirements |
• Transparent empirical or theoretical basis |
• Provides guidance for measurements of concepts making up the theory. |