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Table 6 Themes and requirements/process components for successful implementation, based on a simplified version of the theoretical framework from Nielsen and Randall [77]

From: A study protocol for a cluster randomised controlled trial on mindfulness-based stress reduction: studying effects of mindfulness-based stress reduction and an additional organisational health intervention on mental health and work-related perceptions of teachers in Dutch secondary vocational schools

Themes and requirements

Operationalisation

1) Intervention design and implementation

 

Initiation

Commitment to the intervention and the motivation of the director and team managers

Communication about the intervention at the start

Communication to the teachers from the course, the mindfulness training participants, and the participatory group members

Participation

• Establishment of a participatory group

• Involvement of the teachers in the course and of the participants in the mindfulness training and in the participatory group

Targeting

Choosing the right problems in the workplace with the possibility of quick wins

Satisfaction

The teachers’/participants’ satisfaction with the intervention

2) Intervention context

 

Organisation’s culture

Inherent features of the organisation’s culture that facilitate or impede the implementation of the action plan

Conditions

The organisation’s capacity and skills to implement the action plan

Events

Events that interfere with implementation of the action plan

3) Participants’ mental models

 

Readiness to change

Employees’ and participants’ readiness to change at T1

Perceptions

Was the perception of the intervention (action plan) positive?

  1. T1 timepoint 1 (immediately after mindfulnesss-based stress reduction training)