Reliability and validity of intervention characteristic measures for assessing barriers to evidence-based practice use.

ABSTRACT: Assessing barriers before implementing an evidence-based practice can increase the chances of successful implementation. This project evaluated measures of intervention characteristics that could affect implementation: evidence strength and quality; relative advantage; adaptability; trialability; complexity; design quality and packaging; perceived cost; compatibility; observability; risk; and burden. Measures (109 items total) for each intervention characteristic were developed in a previous study, using prior measures, and expert feedback. Measures were scored such that higher scores meant a more positive view. Healthcare personnel implementing a new practice (n = 175) completed two surveys, 1 month apart. Participants completed the intervention characteristic item banks and questions on

SUBMITTER: Jones SMW 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11056881 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Apr

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature