From: Clinical implementation of suicide risk prediction models in healthcare: a qualitative study
CFIR Domains | ||||
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Characteristics of Individuals | Inner Setting | Process | Intervention Characteristics | |
Administrator interviews | ||||
Familiarity with risk prediction models | x | |||
Perceived value of risk models | x | x | ||
Vision and implementation plans (e.g., in which populations the model would be applied and why) | x | |||
Leadership support | x | |||
Plans for follow up of high-risk patients | x | |||
Communication, training plans | x | |||
Actual or anticipated impact on existing workflows, burden | x | |||
Clinician interviews | ||||
Understanding of risk information presented by risk model | x | |||
Familiarity with how risk model produce risk estimates | x | |||
Expectation to see individual predictors for at-risk patients | x | |||
Whether not seeing predictors for at-risk patients is problematic | x | |||
Expectations for using risk model over time | x | |||
Preferences for implementation process and supports | x | |||
Adequacy of suicide prevention resources | x | |||
Burden of suicide risk identification and follow up | x | x | ||
Alert fatigue | x | |||
Ethical considerations of suicide risk prediction models | x |