Table 4 High and Low Utilization Groups’ Most Useful Recommended Implementation Strategies
From: Proactive integrated virtual healthcare resource use in primary care
| High Utilization Groups’ Recommended Implementation Strategies | % |
|---|---|
| Develop educational materials | 40 |
| Change record systems | 40 |
| Centralize technical assistance | 33 |
| Assess for readiness and identify barriers and facilitators | 33 |
| Low Utilization Groups’ Most Useful Implementation Strategies | |
| Centralize technical assistance | 61 |
| Conduct ongoing training | 61 |
| Conduct educational outreach visits | 61 |
| Capture and share local knowledge | 57 |
| Change physical structure and equipment | 57 |
| Conduct educational meetings | 57 |
| Build a coalition | 57 |
| Distribute educational materials | 57 |
| Develop educational materials | 43 |
| Involve patients/consumers and family members | 43 |
| Assess for readiness and identify barriers and facilitators | 39 |
| Prepare patients/consumers to be active participants | 39 |
| Access new funding | 39 |
| Conduct local consensus discussions | 39 |
| Audit and provide feedback | 39 |
| Intervene with patients/consumers to enhance uptake and adherence | 35 |
| Make training dynamic | 35 |
| Obtain and use patients/consumers and family feedback | 35 |
| Conduct local needs assessment | 30 |
| Develop academic partnerships | 30 |