Table 5.

Potential implementation strategies, domains and determinants they address, theoretical justification, and ERIC label. ERIC = Expert Recommendations for Implementing Change [36].

Practical implementation strategy	Domain – Determinant addressed	Theoretical justification	ERIC label [36]
Prompt in provider workflow	Provider – Nature of behavior Provider – Knowledge	Behavior change theory: prompt triggers attention [26] Psychological capability (comprehension, reasoning) [35]	Reminder for providers
Distribute diagnostic algorithm to assign risk	Guideline – Feasibility	Guideline implementation tool framework: point of care tools that integrate recommendations [47]	Distribute educational materials / toolkits
Audit and Feedback	Provider–Knowledge about own practice Provider–Self-monitoring or feedback	Feedback intervention theory [48]	Audit and provide feedback
Academic Detailing	Guideline – accessibility Provider – knowledge Provider – motivation	Social marketing [49] Behavior change theory: persuasive communication [26]	Conduct educational outreach visits
Supply risk-communication materials to support patient education	Patient – demands Patient – knowledge Patient – motivation	Evidence-based recommendation on how to communicate cancer risk to patients [50]	Intervene with patients to enhance adherence