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. 2019 Mar 29;21(3):e11761. doi: 10.2196/11761

Table 2.

Overview of the nonadoption, abandonment, scale-up, spread, and sustainability (NASSS) framework used to evaluate the success of the IBD-live telemonitoring strategy. The left column shows the original NASSS questions, the right column shows how we adapted some to assess local applicability.

Domain and questions Adapted questions
Domain 1: The illness
  1A. What is the nature of the condition or illness? How well does the Flarometer strategy predict out-of-range or all-is-well events?
  1B. What are the relevant sociocultural factors and comorbidities? What are the sociocultural factors associated with good adherence to the technology? (Original RCTa)b
Domain 2: The technology
  2A. What are the key features of the technology? No changes
  2B. What kind of knowledge does the technology bring into play? No changes
  2C. What knowledge and/or support is required to use the technology? No changes
  2D. What is the technology supply model? No changes
Domain 3: The value proposition
  3A. What is the developer’s business case for the technology (supply-side value)? No changes
  3B. What is the desirability, efficacy, safety, and cost effectiveness of the technology (demand-side value)? What is the change from baseline in quality-of-life and cost-effectiveness? (Original RCT)b
Domain 4: The adopter system
  4A. What changes in staff roles, practices, and identities are implied? No changes
  4B. What is expected of the patient (and/or immediate caregiver)—is this achievable by, and acceptable to, them? No changes
  4C. What is assumed about the extended network of lay caregivers? Not applicable
Domain 5: The organization
  5A. What is the organization’s capacity to innovate? No changes
  5B. How ready is the organization for this technology-supported change? No changes
  5C. How easy will the adoption and funding decision be? No changes
  5D. What changes will be needed in team interactions and routines? No changes
  5E. What work is involved in implementation and who will do it? No changes
Domain 6: The wider context  
  6A. What is the political, economic, regulatory, professional (eg, medicolegal), and sociocultural context for program rollout? No changes
Domain 7: The time dimension
  7A. How much scope is there for adapting and coevolving the technology and the service over time? No changes
  7B. How resilient is the organization to handling critical events and adapting to unforeseen eventualities? No changes

aRCT: randomized controlled trial.

bWe already published the results of this measure in the original RCT [5].