Table 1 ERIC strategies endorsed to address CFIR barrier: Reflecting and Evaluating

1

Develop and implement tools for quality monitoring

15

60

1

Audit and provide feedback

14

56

2

Develop and organize quality monitoring systems

10

40

2

Facilitate relay of clinical data to providers

9

36

2

Obtain and use patients/consumers and family feedback

7

28

2

Organize clinician implementation team meetings

7

28

2

Purposely reexamine the implementation

7

28

2

Use data experts

7

28

2

Capture and share local knowledge

6

24

2

Facilitation

5

20

Change record system

4

16

Conduct ongoing training

4

16

Develop a formal implementation blueprint

4

16

Provide local technical assistance

4

16

Assess for readiness and identify barriers and facilitators

3

12

Conduct cyclical small tests of change

3

12

Tailor strategies

3

12

Use an implementation adviser

3

12

Use data warehousing techniques

3

12

Use train the trainer strategies

3

12

Build a coalition

2

8

Conduct local consensus discussions

2

8

Create a learning collaborative

2

8

Identify and prepare champions

2

8

Inform local opinion leaders

2

8

Involve executive boards

2

8

Prepare patients/consumers to be active participants

2

8

Provide ongoing consultation

2

8

Recruit, designate, and train for leadership

2

8

Conduct educational meetings

1

4

Conduct educational outreach visits

1

4

Conduct a local needs assessment

1

4

Develop academic partnerships

1

4

Develop disincentives

1

4

Intervene with patients/consumers to enhance uptake and adherence

1

4

Involve patients/consumers and family members

1

4

Place innovation on a fee for service lists/formularies

1

4

Provide clinical supervision

1

4

Revise professional roles

1

4

Stage implementation scale up

1

4

Start a dissemination organization

1

4

Use capitated payments

1

4

Work with educational institutions

1

4