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Table 3 CFIR domains and constructs per theme; barriers and facilitators

From: Implementation of a standard outcome set in perinatal care: a qualitative analysis of barriers and facilitators from all stakeholder perspectives

Theme

Subthemes (facilitators and barriers)

CFIR elements identified (domains; constructs)

Instrument and process factors

Enabling: complete set; international consensus; instructions; effect proof; feedback professionals; patient engagement; combine registrations; interdisciplinary; leadership; IT-system

Intervention characteristics: intervention source, evidence strength, relative advantage, trialability, complexity, costs

Outer setting: patient needs and resources, peer pressure

Inner setting: implementation climate, readiness for implementation

Individual characteristics: knowledge and beliefs, individual stage of change

Process: planning, engaging

Impeding: international consensus; effectivity; abstract; patient burden; resistance to change; professionals’ workload; lack of prioritizing; privacy; IT-system; costs

Use in individual patient care

Enabling: patients’ benefits; time gain individual reaction; more unity

Intervention characteristics: relative advantage, complexity

Outer setting: patient needs and resources

Inner setting: implementation climate, readiness for implementation

Individual characteristics: self-efficacy

Impeding: PREM misinterpretation; professionals’ responsibility

Use in quality improvement

Enabling: measures reflect goals; less fragmentation; motivation; improve quality; learn from benchmark; external policy

Intervention characteristics: relative advantage, complexity, cost

Outer setting: patient needs and resources, external policy

Inner setting: culture, implementation climate

Individual characteristics: knowledge and beliefs about the intervention

Impeding: data reliability; current QI; perceived influence; measures too general; transparency; scepticism PREMs

Context of OCN

Enabling: local collaboration; trust; communication structures; more unity; integrated care

Intervention characteristics: relative advantage, complexity, cost

Inner setting: structural characteristic, networks and communication, culture, implementation climate

Individual characteristics: individual identification with organization

Impeding: collaboration structure; financial incentives; interdisciplinary relations

  1. Legend: OCN Obstetric care network; QI Quality improvement; T5 = measurement moment at six months postpartum