Table 2.

Implementation mapping in the SAVE-study

Implementation mapping steps	Application in the SAVE-study
1.Conduct a needs and assets assessment and identify adopters and implementers	• Review of lessons learned in the process of the stepwise start-up of the SAVE-study, from phase I-III • Identify a feasibility process for start-up of new sites
2.Identify adoption and implementation outcomes, performance objectives, and determinants, create matrice of change	• Identify roles and responsibilities for clinic decision makers, stakeholders, facilitators (the local SAVE-team), adopters and end-users (see Table 3) • Identify implementation outcomes for managers, adopters and parents experiencing the SAVE-method (see Table 3) • Defining determinants of the implementation (see Fig. 3)
3.Choose theoretical models, select or create implementation strategies	• Selection of the PARIHS framework and the implementation outcomes evaluation framework • Development of the logic model of the SAVE-study (Fig. 3)
4.Produce implementation protocol and materials	• Develop data collection aids, instruction videos, CEPS-simulation exercises and lectures to train involved staff • Setting up a multidisciplinary implementation group (MIG) and develop the implementation protocol • Arrange workshops using an adoption of the Delphi model to identify questionnaires to be used when evaluating implementation outcomes • Testing of implementation toolkit when starting up additional sites
5.Evaluate implementation outcomes	• Plan evaluation of clinical and implementation outcomes