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SIRC Instrument Review Project Cara Lewis PhD, Ruben Martinez BA, Cameo Borntrager PhD, Bryan Weiner PhD Overview Background & Project Goals Evidence Based Assessment Criteria Systematic Review Scope & Process Preliminary


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SIRC Instrument Review Project

Cara Lewis PhD, Ruben Martinez BA, Cameo Borntrager PhD, Bryan Weiner PhD

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Overview

✦ Background & Project Goals ✦ Evidence Based Assessment Criteria ✦ Systematic Review Scope & Process ✦ Preliminary Results ✦ Website Tour ✦ Summary & Future Directions

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Impetus for the project

✦ Lack of communication ✦ Confusing state for stakeholders ✦ Measure redundancy ✦ Constructs with no measures ✦ Need to prioritize both measure quality

and usability

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Project Goals

Step 1 Step 3 Consensus Battery Step 2 Evidence Based Assessment Criteria Systematic Review

Online Instrument Repository for SIRC Members

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Evidence Based Assessment Criteria

2 = Adequate 3 = Good 4 = Excellent 1 = Minimal 0 = None

Reliability

✦Internal

Consistency

Validity

✦Structural ✦Predictive

Sensitivity

✦Responsiveness

Practicality

✦Usability ✦Norms ✦

Based on: Hunsley & Mash (2008) and Terwee et al (2012)

Vetted by 58 SIRC SPG members

Reviewed by 2 test developers

Piloted by Bryan Weiner’s team at UNC

Preliminary Evidence demonstrates strong reliability

Total possible score is 24

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Framework & Scope

Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research

39 Constructs

Damschroder, Aron, Keith, Kirsh, Alexander, & Lowery, 2009

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Framework & Scope

Outcomes for Implementation Research

17 Constructs

Proctor, Silmere, Raghavan, Hobmand, Aarons, Bunger, et al. 2011

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Final List of Constructs

CFIR Domains Construct Outcomes Construct Characteristics of Individuals Knowledge & Beliefs about Intervention Implementation Outcomes Acceptability Individual Stage of Change Adoption Individual Identification with Organization Appropriateness Other Personal Attributes Feasibility Self-Efficacy Penetration Inner Setting Culture Sustainability Implementation Climate Networks and Communications Client Outcomes Satisfaction Readiness for Implementation Structural Characteristics Intervention Characteristics Adaptability Complexity Cost Design Quality and Packaging Evidence Strength and Quality Intervention Source Relative Advantage Trialability Outer Setting Cosmopolitanism External Policy and Incentives Patient Needs and Resources Peer Pressure Process Engaging Executing Planning Reflecting and Evaluating

33 Total Constructs

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Systematic Review & Synthesis Process

1 Systematic Literature Review 3 Instrument Specific 4 Compile Packets & Highlight EBA-relevant info 5 Rate Each Instrument Twice Using EBA criteria 2 Construct Specific 450 Instruments

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Preliminary Results

✦ Constructs with ZERO instruments 1. Design Quality and Packaging

  • 2. Intervention Source
  • 3. External Policy and Incentives
  • 4. Peer Pressure
  • 5. Implementation Climate: Tension for Change
  • 6. Implementation Climate: Goals and Feedback
  • 7. Engaging: Formally Appointed Internal

Implementation Leaders

  • 8. Engaging: Champions

✦ Average # of instruments = 18.6 (in the 6

Implementation Outcomes constructs)

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Website Tour

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Summary of Website Features

Goal Feature Promote use of theory/framework to guide implementation research Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research Promote consensual language/terms/definitions Published definitions provided throughout Reduce creation of redundant instruments Results from systematic review provided Highlight importance of psychometric validation Evidence Based Assessment Criteria Aid stakeholders in identifying appropriate/useful instruments EBA Rating Profile and all available literature provided in one place Aid stakeholders in selecting instruments Head-to-head EBA Rating Profile Comparisons within each construct Aid stakeholders in accessing instruments We contacted every single instrument developer

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Future Directions

✦ Complete the Systematic Review and

Rating of Remaining Constructs

✦ Consider Development of a Consensus

Battery

✦ Create Capacity for Online Shared Data

Warehouse

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Acknowledgements

Ruben Martinez Cameo Borntrager Bryan Weiner Knowledge Users: Kate Comtois, Brad Steinfeld, David Ayer, Brian Mittman, Caryn Blitz Melanie Barwick

IRP Task Force: Drs. Gregory Aarons, Cassidy Arnold, Melanie Barwick, Rinad Beidas, Helen Best, Elisa Borah, Cameo Borntrager, Craig Bryan, Adam Carmel, Mark Chaffin, Kate Comtois, Laura Damschroder, Dennis Donovan, Shannon Dorsey, Michelle Duda, Julia Felton, Dean Fixsen, Howard Goldman, Carmen Hall, Rochelle Hanson, Petra Helmond, Amanda Jensen- Doss, Sarah Kaye, Meghan Keough, Sara Landes, Cara Lewis, Marsha Linehan, Aaron Lyon, Michael McDonell, Kate McHugh, Maria Mancebo, Shari Manning, Christopher Martell, Erin Miga, Brian Mittman, Sandra Naoom, Byron Powell, Raphael Rose, Lisa Ruble, Joe Ruzek, Anju Sahay, Sonja Schoenwald, Rebecca Selove, Jeffrey Smith, Bradley Steinfeld, Phil Ullrich, Bryan Weiner, Elizabeth A. Wells, and Shannon Wiltsey Stirman.