CFIR Implementation Framework with Application to the VISN 11 Stroke Collaborative Laura J. Damschroder, MS, MPH Diabetes QUERI Co-IRC Ann Arbor Center.

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CFIR Implementation Framework with Application to the VISN 11 Stroke Collaborative Laura J. Damschroder, MS, MPH Diabetes QUERI Co-IRC Ann Arbor Center for Practice Management & Outcomes Research & Teresa Damush, PhD Stroke QUERI IRC VA HSRD Center of Excellence on Implementing Evidence-Based Practice, Roudebush VAMC

2 Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) A comprehensive framework to promote consistent use of constructs, terminology, and definitions  Consolidate existing models and frameworks  Comprehensive in scope  Tailor use to the setting

Inner Setting Outer Setting Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR)

Inner Setting Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) Outer Setting

Inner Setting Outer Setting Core Components Adaptable Periphery Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) Intervention (unadapted)

Inner Setting Outer Setting Core Components Adaptable Periphery Core Components Adaptable Periphery Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) Intervention (unadapted) Intervention (adapted)

Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) Core Components Adaptable Periphery Outer Setting Inner Setting Intervention (unadapted) Intervention (adapted) Process Individuals Involved Core Components Adaptable Periphery

8 Application of the CFIR Consists of 39 individual constructs Cannot use them all in every study  And not all will apply  A priori assessment of which constructs to include  Modifiable & non-modifiable constructs Determine levels at which each construct may apply  E.g., teams, departments, clinics, regions

9 VISN 11 Stroke Collaborative VISN 11 Administration/CMO initiated an Acute Stroke Care QI project Asked VA Stroke QUERI Center for assistance Each of 7 VA sites identified a clinical champion and QI team Partnered with COE Health Care System Redesign expert, Heather Woodward-Hagg

VISN 11 Stroke Collaborative 3 Day Summit – Trained QI teams in LEAN methodology to conduct Rapid Improvement Projects Teams collectively voted to:  Implement electronic stroke order sets in ED and Admissions – tailor to their site  Target 2 JC acute stroke care processes  Lipid Management  Dysphagia Screening 10

Selecting a Theory – VISN 11 Consider Context  Study characteristics – Implementation study within a Quality Improvement initiative from VISN leadership  Professional discipline/perspective – Interdisciplinary groups  Intervention characteristics – Multiple stages and a combination of methodologies included in the intervention  Inner and outer setting – Structure of stroke care varied across sites  Individuals involved –Clinical teams, CACs, QUERI Researchers, Administrators  Implementation process- PDSA cycles, stroke order sets, training, policy changes, social marketing Consider Level  Individuals –coached individual team members  Teams – targeted clinical teams across 7 VA sites  Organization-VISN leadership supported this initiative  System

Project: Theory Selection and Use 1. Your targeted EBP recommendation: We a. Explore others’ relevant experiences and results : b. Based upon previous learning collaboratives, lack of external facilitation was identified as a barrier to successful implementation after collaborative participation. Thus, the Stroke QUERI planned to provide this needed intervention element. What related barriers, facilitators, determinants have been identified? Access to Clinical Application Coordinators was identified by the clinical groups as a barrier to implementing a stroke order set. Thus, the VISN coordinated access to a CAC for each site. Some CACs were shared across sites and the VISN/Stroke QUERI facilitated CAC collaboration to locally tailor and implement a stroke order set.

Selecting a Theory - 2 Multiple theories often needed  Process theories  How implementation should be planned, organized and scheduled  Impact theories  Hypotheses and assumptions about how implementation activities will facilitate a desired change, as well as the facilitators and barriers for success Adapted from: Grol RP, Bosch MC, Hulscher ME, Eccles MP, Wensing M. Planning and studying improvement in patient care: the use of theoretical perspectives. Milbank Q. 2007;85(1):

Selecting a Theory USE:  Specify the elements of the collaborative intervention  Specify the external/internal facilitation  Specify diffusion of innovation across sites  Specify strategies to address barriers  Assess effects on adoption and maintenance  Tie Processes to Outcomes 14

Selecting a Theory Hypothesis generation  Clinical teams that engage in PDSA cycles will improve quality performance on 2 JC indicators compared to those who do not engage.  Clinical teams that participate in the external facilitation coaching calls will improve quality performance on 2 JC indicators compared to those who do not participate.  Successful implementation strategies will spread to other clinical practices. 15

FAB Model-Facilitating the Adoption of Best Practices 16 Based upon Diffusion of Innovations, Translation Model, PARIHS, and Social Learning Theory

17 Methods: QI project-1 Use of Sharepoint Site  Training Resources- LEAN  Tools for Sites  Examples of Administration letters  Examples of MOU for policy changes  CAC protocols for Stroke Order Sets  Social Marketing – Stall Street Journal  Training – how to screen for dysphagia  Training – how to use Stroke Order Set in CPRS

18 Methods: QI project-2 External Facilitation: Bi-weekly Coaching  All 7 sites monthly call  One on one coaching as needed Networking: Within and Between Sites Monthly QI data reported on 2 JC processes

Methods: Evaluation Quantitative  % improvement on 2 JC stroke care processes  Dose of biweekly coaching Qualitative  Evaluate the FAB Domains  Barriers and Facilitators of Implementation  Analyze contents of biweekly coaching calls 19

Application of CFIR Paucity of implementation measures Used the CFIR as a resource for constructing semi structured interviews of FAB domains with 7 QI teams Incorporated measures/questions from previous work and mixed with items from CFIR and reviewed with Laura. 20

CFIR Application Communication and Diffusion Networks  Key components of the collaborative intervention – Training summit, coaching calls, shared resources on listserv  Viewed the teams as change agents who would return to facility and diffuse the innovation to peers.  In CFIR, described as “Social Capital”  Internal bonding -relationships within site  External bridging – relationships across sites 21

CFIR Application (continued) We asked questions  Communications within teams  Communications to other units  Communication with administration  Communication with other 6 sites  Asked about frequency  Record of coaching call attendance 22

CFIR Application: Implementation Process Innovation may not be used daily because of stroke volume – thus, difficult to observe  Implementation processes  process maps of stroke care processes  PDSA plans  Listed possible processes, date of implementation, and degree of implementation 1-10 (CFIR)  Locally tailored stroke order set (CAC –VISN/QUERI)  Gained dept and admin approvals  Trained staff and implemented order sets  Addressed barriers – night staff not trained 

Dependent Variable of Interest Implementation  Implemented a stroke order set  Implemented a training program Fidelity  Degree to which an intervention is delivered as intended- #PDSA cycles; # coaching calls Implementation Effectiveness  Widespread avoidance (non-use)  Meager and unenthusiastic use (compliant use)  Skilled, enthusiatic, consistent use (commited use) 24

Processes 6/7 sites developed and implemented stroke order set PDSA cycles ranged from 1 to 15 (m=4) Participation in coaching calls ranged from 22 – 100% (m = 64%) 3/7 spread intervention methods to other QI areas. *Spread was seen among teams with highest fidelity. 25

Outcomes We found clinically significant improvements in 2 stroke performance measures by end of 6 month collaborative 22% improvement dysphagia screening 4% improvement in lipid management 26

27 Conclusions: CFIR… Embraces, consolidates, and standardizes key constructs from multiple theories Agnostic to specific theories Provides a pragmatic structure for evaluating complex implementations Helps to organize findings across disparate implementations Paves the way for cross-study research

INTERVENTION – Evidence Building Face Validity

INTERNAL CONTEXT Face Validity Inner Setting

30 Next Steps Continue to evaluate usefulness of the CFIR  Is terminology/language coherent?  Does it promote comparison of results across settings and studies over time?  Does it stimulate new theoretical developments? Build database of evidence  Shared Wikipedia of definitions and evidence Factor analysis of findings to consolidate constructs and facilitate subsequent analyses (fewer variables, greater power) Promote use by QUERIs

Contact Info Laura Damschroder   Teresa Damush  