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Serious Illness Care Programme-contextual factors and implementation strategies: a qualitative study.

Joanna PaladinoJustin SandersLaurel B KilpatrickRamya PrabhakarPallavi KumarNina O'ConnorBrigitte DurieuxErik K FrommeEvan BenjaminSuzanne Mitchell
Published in: BMJ supportive & palliative care (2022)
Health systems need multifaceted implementation strategies to move beyond the limited impact of clinician training in driving improvement in serious illness conversations. These include EHR-based data feedback, involvement of specialty leaders to message the programme and align incentives, and local champions to problem-solve frontline challenges longitudinally. Implementation of these strategies depended on a favourable institutional context. Greater attention to the influence of contextual factors and implementation strategies may enable sustained improvements in serious illness conversations at scale.
Keyphrases
  • healthcare
  • quality improvement
  • primary care
  • electronic health record
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  • machine learning
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