Table 2 Themes and sub-themes mapped onto 10 CFIR constructs in 5 different CFIR domains for understanding the status of adoption and implementation of WHO recommendations on management of childhood pneumonia and PSBI
Themes | Sub themes | Related domains |
|---|---|---|
National policy adoption of the WHO recommendations for childhood pneumonia and PSBI | Factors that influence decision-making and the policy process | Inner setting: leadership engagement |
Collaboration and support from international development partners | Outer setting: external policy and incentives Outer setting: cosmopolitanism | |
National procurement planning and coordination | Outer setting: external policy and incentives Outer setting: cosmopolitanism | |
Preparedness of health service providers at primary healthcare facilities | Training and barriers to organizing and selecting participants for training | Inner setting: available resources |
Supply and distribution of amoxicillin DT | Inner setting: readiness for implementation Inner setting: implementation climate | |
Availability of treatment guidelines or job-aids | Inner setting: available resources | |
Availability of basic equipment | Inner setting: available resources | |
Case management of childhood pneumonia and PSBI | Characteristics of individuals: knowledge and beliefs about the intervention | |
Perception of amoxicillin treatment | Characteristics of individuals: knowledge and beliefs about the intervention Inner setting: Access to knowledge and information | |
Experience of caregivers with pneumonia and PSBI and treatment modalities | Healthcare-seeking behavior | Implementation process: engaging |
Perceptions and preference for amoxicillin treatment | Intervention characteristics: relative advantage Characteristics of individuals: knowledge and beliefs about the intervention Inner setting: Access to knowledge and information |