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Conceptual and relational advances of the PARIHS and i-PARIHS frameworks over the last decade: a critical interpretive synthesis.

Yinfei DuanAlba IaconiJing WangJanelle Santos PerezYuting SongStephanie A ChamberlainShovana ShresthaKatharina ChoroschunMatthias HobenAnna BeeberRuth A AndersonGreta G CummingsHolly J LanhamPeter G NortonCarole A EstabrooksWhitney B Berta
Published in: Implementation science : IS (2022)
We observed developmental advances of the (i-)PARIHS framework and proposed several directions to further advance the framework. Conceptualization of (i-)PARIHS elements (particularly evidence/innovation and recipients) need to be further developed by specifying conceptual and operational definitions of underlying sub-elements. Relationships among (i-)PARIHS elements/sub-elements need to be further elaborated through empirical studies that consider situational contingencies and causal complexities. This will require examining necessity and sufficiency of (i-)PARIHS elements/sub-elements in relation to implementation outcomes, interactions among elements, and mechanism-based explanations.
Keyphrases
  • primary care
  • metabolic syndrome
  • skeletal muscle
  • quality improvement