Table 2 Enablers to the implementation of the New Zealand and Australian Antenatal Corticosteroid Clinical Practice Guidelines
Corresponding behavioural domain within the TDF | Specific belief | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
Belief about consequences | Use of the new antenatal corticosteroid clinical practice guideline will ensure optimum care for mothers and their babies | 26 |
Administration of antenatal corticosteroids is routine practice and improves outcomes | 87 | |
Knowledge | The evidence that supports the administration of antenatal corticosteroids is strong but I am aware of the gaps in the research | 44 |
Social influences | Administration of antenatal corticosteroids is facilitated by discussion amongst the multidisciplinary team in conjunction with the woman | 76 |
Administration of antenatal corticosteroids is a social norm | 25 | |
Environmental context and resources | Antenatal corticosteroids are readily available and easy to administer. | 29 |
Adherence and use of Clinical practice guidelines is part of the organisational culture | 23 | |
Belief about capabilities | Prescription of antenatal corticosteroids is directed by senior obstetric health professionals | 53 |
Social professional role and identity | Use of clinical practice guidelines helps to standardise practice and ensure consistency | 25 |
A new antenatal corticosteroid guideline will facilitate decision making | 35 | |
Behavioural Regulation | The guideline should be actively disseminated in a manageable format and include education and implementation resources | 43 |