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Table 2 CFIR Constructs by Domain Specific to LS Screening to be Assessed in Stakeholder Interviews

From: Implementing universal Lynch syndrome screening (IMPULSS): protocol for a multi-site study to identify strategies to implement, adapt, and sustain genomic medicine programs in different organizational contexts

CFIR Domain

CFIR Constructs Specific to LS Screening

Intervention Characteristics

Adaptability of LS screening to local context

Perceived difficulty implementing LS screening

Cost to the organization associated with screening

Outer Setting

Patient needs and resources

Competitive pressure to implement screening

Impact of external policies on organization

Inner Setting

Organization structure

Perceived organizational priority to implement

Implementation climate in organization

Characteristics of Individuals

LS knowledge and beliefs, perceptions of evidence

Individual readiness to implement screening

Self-efficacy to complete actions in screening

Implementation Process

Planning process to implement LS screening

Champions, opinion leaders, and other stakeholders

Tracking and feedback processes for LS screening