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Table 4 Number of articles reporting barriers and enablers within CFIR domains, constructs, and sub-constructs

From: Barriers and enablers to implementing interprofessional primary care teams: a narrative review of the literature using the consolidated framework for implementation research

CFIR Constructs

CFIR Sub-constructs or research identified themes (denoted by*)

# of articles

# of barriers

# of enablers

CFIR Domain I: Intervention Characteristics

 A Intervention Source

 

0

0

0

 B Evidence Strength & Quality

 

2

0

2

 C Relative Advantage

 

0

0

0

 D Adaptability

 

0

0

0

 E Trialability

 

0

0

0

 F Complexity

 

0

0

0

 G Design Quality & Packaging

 

2

1

2

 H Cost

 

8

6

7

CFIR Domain II: Outer Setting

 A Patient Needs & Resources

 

4

2

7

 B Cosmopolitanism

 

8

1

11

 C Peer Pressure

 

0

0

0

 D External Policy & Incentives

D.1. Funding Models & Compensation*

10

6

5

D.2. Government & Regulatory Policy*

7

3

3

D.3. Education*

3

1

3

CFIR Domain III: Inner Setting

 A Structural Characteristics

A.1. Team size & composition*

8

3

11

A.2. Governance*

7

4

3

A.3. Team Organization & Coordination Supports*

7

3

6

 B Networks & Communications

B.1. Communication Tools & Technology*

11

1

19

B.2. Formal Communication*

10

0

15

B.3. Informal Communication*

9

2

10

B.4. Role Clarity & Relationships*

14

14

14

 C Culture

C.1. Trust & Respect*

7

2

2

C.2. Shared Purpose & Identity*

6

4

5

C.3. Power & Hierarchy*

10

9

8

 D Implementation Climate

D.1. Tension for Change

1

0

1

D.2. Compatibility

0

0

0

D.3. Relative Priority

0

0

0

D.4. Organizational Incentives & Rewards

2

0

2

D.5. Goals & Feedback

5

1

8

D.6. Learning Climate

7

4

10

 E Readiness for Implementation

E.1. Leadership Engagement

6

4

5

E.2. Available Resources

12

10

18

E.3. Access to Knowledge & Information

2

0

2

CFIR Domain IV: Characteristics of Individuals

 A Knowledge & Beliefs about the Intervention

 

6

3

5

 B Self-efficacy

 

0

0

0

 C Individual Stage of Change

 

0

0

0

 D Individual Identification with Organization

 

0

0

0

 E Other Personal Attributes

 

6

6

4

CFIR Domain V: Process

 A Planning

 

2

1

2

 B Engaging

B.1. Opinion Leaders

4

3

1

B.2. Formally Appointed Internal Implementation Leaders

3

0

3

B.3. Champions

7

0

7

B.4. External Change Agents

0

0

0

B.5. Key Stakeholders

0

0

0

B.6. Innovation Participants

2

3

2

 C Executing

 

0

0

0

 D Reflecting & Evaluating

 

7

1

11