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Table 2 PVS-PREDIAPS implementation strategy and action timing mapping

From: Fidelity evaluation of the compared procedures for conducting the PVS-PREDIAPS implementation strategy to optimize diabetes prevention in primary care

YEAR 1 (March 2017–March 2018)

MONTH

Implementation strategy component

Actions conducted

1 Mar

2 Apr

3 May

4 June

5 July

6 Aug

7 Sept

9 Oct

9 Nov

10 Dec

11 Jan

12 Feb

Strengthening of Local Leadership Goals: to provide the local coordinator with interpersonal and organizational skills to support the implementation Discrete implementation strategies: Recruit, designate and train for leadership (ERIC 57); Conduct educational meetings (ERIC 15); Ongoing support for implementation (ERIC 55)

3-day leader training workshop (Lt i) (5 h/session)

X Lt1-3 

           

Ongoing leader support meetings (Lsmi) (4 h/meeting)

 

XLsm1

XLsm2

   

XLsm3

 

XLsm4

XLsm5

  

Training in the clinical intervention Goals: to provide initial training in the recommended type 2 diabetes (T2D) prevention clinical intervention and the ICT support tool in the electronic health record Specific implementation strategies: Conduct educational and skill development meetings (ERIC 15 and 19); Changes in record systems (ERIC 12)

Session 1: Primary prevention of T2D in PC: evidence and recommended practice (90 min/session)

Xs1

M1

Xs2

           

Session 2: ICT application for the promotion of healthy habits in the EHR (6 h/session)

Collaborative planning of the intervention program Goals: to plan the local program based on shared decision-making: objectives, actions, agents, work flow, organization and sharing out of tasks Discrete implementation strategies: Conduct local needs assessment (ERIC 18); Conduct educational and outreach meetings (ERIC 15); Conduct local consensus discussions (ERIC 17); Intervention mapping (ERIC 48, 51, and 59); Conduct ongoing training (ERIC 19); Plan-Do-Study-Act cycles (ERIC 14); Develop a formal implementation blueprint (ERIC 23).

Session 3 – Needs assessment and prioritization of areas for improvement (90 min);

  

Xs3

         

Session 4/5 – Planning T2D prevention program (180 min);

  

Xs4

Xs5

        

Session 6/7 – Plan-Do-Study-Act cycles 1 and 2 (90 min each);

      

Xp1

Xp2

  

Session 8 – Refresher training (180 min);

          

Xs8

Session 9 – Plan-Do-Study-Act cycle 3, plus engagement of physicians in the Sequential group (90 min);

           

Xp3

M2

YEAR 2 (March 2018–March 2019)

MONTH

Implementation strategy component

Actions conducted

13 March

14 April

15 May

16 June

17 July

18 Aug

19 Sptb

20 Octb

21 Nov

22 Dec

23 Jan

24 Feb

Continuation of … Strengthening of local leadership

Ongoing support meetings (4 h/meeting)

XLsm6

 

XLsm7

   

XLsm8

 

XLsm9

 

XLsm10

 

Continuation of …Collaborative planning of the intervention program

Session 10 – Standardization of the local program (90 min)

Xs10

           

Ongoing sustainability Goals: to continually support and assess innovation being put into practice Discrete implementation strategies: Develop quality monitoring systems (ERIC 27); Audit and provide Feedback (ERIC 5);

Regular audits and ongoing facilitation sessions (6 sessions, 90 min each)

  

Xms1

M4.1

   

Xms2

 

Xms3

M4.2

 

Xms4

M4.3

Ongoing supportive training

  

M3

    

X M5

   

YEAR 3 (March 2019–May 2019)

MONTH

Implementation strategy component

Actions conducted

25 March

26 April

27 May

28 June

   

Continuation of …Strengthening of local leadership

Ongoing support meetings (4 h/meeting)

    

XLsm11

     

Continuation of … Ongoing sustainability

Regular audits and ongoing facilitation sessions (6 sessions, 90 min each)

    

Xms5

M6

    
  1. X Completed, M Modification, ■ Type 2 diabetes prevention program initiation, X Lt Leader training, XLsm Leader support monitoring sessions, Xs Core implementation session at each center, Xp PDSA cycle session, Xms Regular audits and ongoing facilitation sessions