Physiotherapists’ views of implementing a stratified treatment approach for patients with low back pain in Germany: a qualitative study

Table 3 Setting: CFIR-Topics and developed subthemes

Topic^a	Subthemes
Structural characteristics	− Chances of implementation − Manual therapy − Requirements for staff
Culture	− Profitability inner setting − Manual therapy
Implementation climate	− Chances of implementation − Profitability inner setting − Current system − Role of PT − Allocation of competencies
Readiness for implementation	− Organisation in clinic
Design quality and packaging	− Profitability inner setting
Patients’ Needs and Resources	− Professional policy − Patients‘self-commitment − Patients‘views on treatment scope − Patients‘rethinking − Patients‘expectation on passive treatment − Patients‘reaction to classification − Misinformation − Patients‘status
Cosmopolitanism	− Interprofessional collaboration − Collaboration with GP
Peer pressure	− Implementation of interprofessional collaboration − First contact − Competencies perceived by others − Role of PT within the healthcare system − Patients’ reaction to classification − Allocation of competencies
External policies and incentives	− Remuneration − Profitability outer setting − Professional policy − First contact − Role of PT within the healthcare system