Factors influencing the implementation of the guideline Triage in emergency departments: a qualitative study

Abstract

Insight into the barriers for implementation and tailoring implementation strategies to these barriers improves the implementation.

Implementation of newly adopted technology in acute care settings: a qualitative analysis of clinical staff

“…Such negative events can thwart implementation efforts once experienced by a user [33]. It may be difficult to overcome other barriers to uptake such as negative emotions or resistance, and to find ways to incorporate newly adopted technology into the current practise patterns of healthcare providers [26, 28, 29]. Jones focused on the role of management in reducing resistance through facilitation of employee participation [34].…”

“…The ability to evaluate and monitor the implementation process is a valuable, and often missed, opportunity to enhance the adoption process [13, 15, 25, 28]. Early and continued evaluation of technology implementation could be an invaluable opportunity to address potential problems or institute further education before failure or dis-adoption occurs [30, 41].…”

“…Physicians and nurses naturally function in different roles and may use technology in different ways. Similarly, the way representatives of these professions approach newly adopted technology, solicit evidence or opinions, and work in teams may vary [12, 28, 47]. To that end, a multidisciplinary approach will be necessary in the creation of a sound and successful implementation process in order to target the learning objectives, baseline abilities and priorities of different healthcare providers [1].…”

A Bridge Over Turbulent Waters: Illustrating the Interaction Between Managerial Leaders and Facilitators When Implementing Research Evidence

“…Guidelines can help to bridge the research‐practice gap by translating research findings and other forms of evidence into recommendations for practice. However, published evidence suggests that dissemination of guidelines does not guarantee adherence to the recommendations of guidelines in practice (Forsner, Hansson, Brommels, Wistedt, & Forsell , ; Janssen et al., ; Matthew‐Maich, Ploeg, Dobbins, & Jack, ).…”

Management of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Anesthesia and Radiographic Context

“…The guidelines also need to be implemented. Barriers to implementing guidelines may exist within the organization itself, such as lack of education among the personnel, burdensome workloads, and complications in top-down or bottom-up implementation (32,33). According to Bathsevani (2010), it is easier for HCPs to accept guidelines' implementation when the guidelines come from their colleagues rather than top-down within the organization.…”