Table 1.
Definition of implementation outcomes [23].
| Domain | Definition |
| Adoption | Uptake of the LHSa initiative by health care professionals and health services |
| Acceptability | Health care professionals’ satisfaction with various aspects of the LHS initiative (eg, content, complexity, comfort, delivery, and credibility) |
| Appropriateness | Fit, relevance, compatibility, suitability, usefulness, and practicability perceived by health care professionals and patients |
| Feasibility | The actual fit, utility, and practicability of the program within a health service setting and its subsystems, as reported by health care professionals and managers |
| Fidelity | The LHS initiative delivered, as intended; adherence by health care professionals; and quality of program delivery |
| Cost | Financial impact of LHS implementation to the health service or organization |
| Penetration | Spread or reach of the LHS initiative assessed at the organization or setting level |
| Sustainability | The extent to which the LHS program is maintained or institutionalized within a health service’s standard operations |
aLHS: learning health system.