Table 2 CFIR domains and constructs
Intervention characteristics | Inner setting | Outer setting | Characteristics of individuals | Process |
|---|---|---|---|---|
•-Intervention source •-Evidence strength and quality •-Relative advantage •-Adaptability •-Trialability •-Complexity •-Design quality and packaging •-Cost | •-Structural characteristics •-Networks and communications •-Culture •-Implementation climate •-Readiness for implementation | •-Patient needs and resources •-Cosmopolitanism •-Peer pressure •-External policy and incentives | •-Knowledge and beliefs about the intervention •-Self-efficacy •-Individual stage of change •-Individual identification with the organisation •-Other personal attributes | •-Planning •-Engaging •-Executing •-Reflecting and evaluating |