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. 2019 Aug 6;5(5):e71. doi: 10.1192/bjo.2019.29

Table 4.

Parent themes and subthemes (based on PRISM framework)12 and Proctor et al's7 implementation outcomes

PRISM framework: input determinants and process description Proctor et al's implementation outcomes
Input determinants Perceived acceptability
Technical factors
Overall impression
Accuracy
Organisational factors Perceived acceptability, feasibility, sustainability and cost
Governance and planning
Availability of resources
Training
Feasibility
Costs
Importance to HMIS for mental health
Supervision
Integration with national HMIS
Usability of these forms in future
Behavioural factors Perceived acceptability
Level of knowledge
Competence and confidence levels for HMIS tasks
Motivation
Process description Not applicable
(Mental health indicators and implementation – refer to Table 1)
Tools used for HMIS
Data collection
Data processing and data analysis
Use of information and feedback on HMIS to staff

PRISM, Performance of Routine Information System Management; HMIS, health management information system.