Table 1.
CFIR domains | CFIR constructs | Implementation strategies |
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Intervention characteristics | Intervention source+2 Relative advantage+2 Evidence strength and quality+2 Competing demands−1 Evidence-based +1 Appropriate in primary care+2 Adaptability−1 Complexity−1 Design quality and packaging+1 |
Online provider training modules, provider virtual learning collaborative, engaging health center leadership, ongoing meetings, identify and form new clinical teams, clinician reminders (BMI alerts, labs, counseling, referrals) |
Inner setting | Structural characteristics+1 Networks and communications+1 Readiness for implementation • Leadership engagement+2 • Available resources+1 Implementation climate • Tension for change+1 • Compatibility+1 • Tangible fit+2 • Alignment+1 • Workflow−1 • Learning climate+1 |
Engaging health center leadership, quality improvement, identify and form new clinical teams, clinician reminders (BMI alerts, labs, counseling, referrals) |
Outer setting | Patient needs and resources−2 Cosmopolitanism0/−1 External policy and incentives+1 |
Virtual learning collaborative, community resources engagement (capturing local knowledge), engaging external state-level and national organizations, utilize financial strategies, addressing social determinants of health |
Characteristics of individuals | Knowledge and beliefs about intervention+1 Self-efficacy+1 Training+2 |
Online provider training modules, provider virtual learning collaborative, ongoing meetings, fidelity monitoring with quarterly checklist, utilize financial strategies, quality improvement, identify and form new clinical teams |
Process | Engaging+1 Opinion leaders+2 Champions+2 Planning+1 External change agents+2 Reflecting and evaluating+1 |
Training modules, engaging health center leadership, engaging external state-level and national organizations, ongoing meetings, fidelity monitoring with quarterly checklist, data monitoring and feedback, quality improvement |
Superscript numbers denote relative strength of the determinant.
CFIR, Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research.