Table 1.
| DOI Domain | Conceptual Definitions (Rogers [38]) |
Conceptual Definitions (Calzone [41] p. 431, as Interpreting Rogers [38]) | GGNPS Operational Domain Definitions (Calzone [41]) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Attitudes | “Relatively enduring organization of an individual’s beliefs about an object that predisposes his or her actions… (frequently intervene between stages of knowledge and adoption)”. (pp. 174–175) | “Relative advantage offered by the innovation. Perceived attributes of the innovation, as well as contextual factors, such as identification of communication channels that facilitate or hamper adoption and sustained implementation”. (p. 431) |
“Perceived importance, advantages, and disadvantages of integrating genomics into practice”. (p. 431) |
| Confidence | “Level of certainty that knowledge about the innovation is accurate *”. (p. 431) | “Confidence in discussing genetics with patients; deciding what family history information is relevant to assessing genetic susceptibility; availability, risks, benefits, and limitations of genetic testing; facilitating referral for genetic services”. (p. 431) | |
| Competency/ Knowledge |
“The individual or other decision-making unit learns of the innovation’s existence and gains some understanding of how it functions”. (p. 20) | “Recognition of the innovation and evidence of understanding the innovation and its function”. (p.431) | “Knowledge of the genomics of common disease, and the family history information needed to evaluate patients’ genetic susceptibility”. (p. 431) |
| Decision/Adoption (Practices) | “Decision to make full use of an innovation as the best course of action available”. (p. 473) | “Observation of use of the innovation”. (p. 431) | “Utilization of family history in the past three months **”. (p. 431) |
* ‘Confidence’ is not defined in the DOI [38], however, Calzone et al. [41] developed a definition of confidence based on interpretation of Rogers’ description of personality traits that affect likelihood of adoption [43]; ** We will define ‘adoption’/practices beyond the Calzone et al. [41] definition. We will inductively determine the characteristics of practice adoption through our review.