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Table 4 Potential barriers and matched implementation strategies

From: Development of a complex intervention to improve mobility and participation of older people with vertigo, dizziness and balance disorders in primary care: a mixed methods study

CFIR

ERIC

Priority

Construct

Barrier

Priority

Strategy

1

Intervention characteristics

Cost

1

Identify and prepare champions

2

Inner setting

Organizational Incentives & Rewards

2

Alter incentive/allowance structures

3

Characteristics of individuals

Knowledge & Beliefs about the Intervention

3

Assess for readiness and identify barriers and facilitators

4

Processes

Reflecting and evaluating

4

Conduct local consensus discussions

5

Inner setting

Implementation climate

5

Inform local opinion leaders

6

Inner setting

Available resources

6

Conduct educational meetings

7

Processes

Planning

7

Access new funding

8

Intervention characteristics

Evidence strength & quality

8

Capture and share local knowledge

9

Outer setting

External policy & incentives

9

Conduct local needs assessment

10

Characteristics of individuals

Individual stage of change

10

Develop a formal implementation blueprint

11

Intervention characteristics

Relative advantage

11

Audit and provide feedback

12

Inner setting

Tension for Change

12

Build a coalition

13

Inner setting

Goals and Feedback

13

Develop and implement tools for quality monitoring

14

Inner setting

Leadership Engagement

14

Identify early adopters

15

Involve executive boards

  1. CFIR Consolidated framework for implementation research, ERIC Expert recommendation for implementing change