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Table 2 Paired and unpaired themes across facility adherence status by Conceptual Framework of Implementation Fidelity domains

From: Understanding implementation fidelity in a pragmatic randomized clinical trial in the nursing home setting:a mixed-methods examination

Modified Conceptual Framework of Implementation Fidelity domain

Paired-convergent

Paired-divergent

Unpaired

Intervention Complexity

• Intervention was simply designed (high and low)

  

Participant Responsiveness

• Patients and families often changed advance directives after viewing the video (high and low)

• Patients and families were open (high) vs. reluctant (low) to view the video

• ACP video program is useful only on an as-needed basis (low)

• Champions have personal investment in ACP (high)

Recruitment

 

• Champion’s efforts to recruit patients and families were strategic (high) vs. tentative (low)

 

Quality of Delivery

  

• Champions actively combined showing the video with an ACP conversation (high)

Context

  

• Facilities had resource challenges (low)

• Facilities had pre-existing ACP processes (low)

• Facilities challenged by their ACP processes would benefit from the ACP video program (high)

Strategies to Facilitate Implementation

 

• Champions felt confident in their role (high) vs. not (low)

• Research team facilitation was helpful (high)

  1. Facility adherence status: high = falls within top quintile for adherence within the health-care system; low = falls within bottom quintile for adherence within the health-care system
  2. Conceptual Framework of Implementation Fidelity domains are from Hasson et al. (2010)
  3. Paired-convergent indicates that the theme was represented in both high- and low-adherence facilities with similar findings. Paired-divergent indicates that the theme was represented in both high- and low-adherence facilities with dissimilar findings. Unpaired indicates that the theme was represented in only high- or only low-adherence facilities