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Correction to: Effectiveness of guideline dissemination and implementation strategies on health care professionals’ behaviour and patient outcomes in the cancer care context: a systematic review

verfasst von: Jennifer R. Tomasone, Kaitlyn D. Kauffeldt, Rushil Chaudhary, Melissa C. Brouwers

Erschienen in: Implementation Science | Ausgabe 1/2021

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The original article can be found online at https://​doi.​org/​10.​1186/​s13012-020-0971-6.
Correction to: Implementation Sci 15, 41 (2020)
https://doi.org/10.1186/s13012-020-0971-6
Following the publication of the original article [1], it was reported that there was an error in the order and content of Tables 2-4. The correct Tables 2, 3, 4 are given in this Correction article.
Table 2
Risk of bias for randomized controlled trials
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Table 3
ACROBAT-NRSI results for included non-randomized studies
Author
Overall Risk of Bias
Confounding
Selection of Participants
Measurement of Interventions
Departures from Intended Interventions
Missing Data
Measurement of Outcomes
Selection of the Reported Result
Bertsche et al. [30]
Serious
Low
Moderate
Low
No information
Low
Serious
Moderate
Coleman et al. [34]
Serious
Low
Low
Low
No information
Serious
Serious
Moderate
Hountz et al. [42]
Serious
No information
Low
No information
No information
Low
No information
Low
Lane et al. [44]
Serious
Serious
Serious
Serious
Serious
Moderate
Moderate
Serious
Patil et al. [50]
Serious
Serious
No information
Serious
Low
Serious
Low
Low
Phillips et al. [51]
Serious
No information
Low
Low
No information
Low
Serious
Moderate
Raj et al. [52]
Serious
Low
Low
Low
No information
Low
Serious
Moderate
Ray-Coquard et al. [54]
Serious
Moderate
Low
Low
No information
Low
Serious
Moderate
Ray-Coquard et al. [55]
Serious
Moderate
Low
Low
Low
Low
Serious
Moderate
Table 4
Frequency of Mazza taxonomy strategies used in included studies
Implementation Domain
Subdomains
Strategy Number and Abbreviated Strategy Name
Full Strategy Name from Mazza Taxonomy [22]
Frequency of Use
Professional
 
1.1 Identify barriers
Identify barriers to guideline implementation
5
1.2 Distribute guideline
Distribute guideline materials
10
1.3 Advertise guideline
Advertise guideline materials
4
1.4 Present guideline
Present guideline materials at meetings
2
1.5 Educate individual
Educate individual HCPs about the intent and benefit of complying with a guideline
10
1.6 Educate group
Educate groups of HCPs about the intent and benefit of complying with a guideline
16
1.7 Recruit opinion leader
Recruit an opinion leader who recommends the implementation of a guideline
6
1.8 Achieve consensus
Achieve consensus among HCPs that the guideline is appropriate for implementation
3
1.9 Provide reminders
Provide reminders to individual HCPs or groups about the intent and benefit of complying with a guideline
10
1.10 Provide alerts
Provide alerts to individual HCPs or groups when clinical practice deviates from a guideline
2
1.11 Feedback guideline compliance
Feedback guideline compliance data and information to individual HCPs or groups to improve compliance
11
1.12 Feedback about patients
Feedback data and information about patients to individual HCPs or groups to improve compliance
10
1.13 Feedback from patients
Feedback data and information from patients to individual HCPs or groups to improve compliance
1
1.14 Feedback from HCPs
Feedback information from HCPs to individuals or groups to improve compliance
2
1.15 Other
 
4
 
Total =
96
Financial
2.1 Health care professionals
2.1.1 Incentive to HCP
Incentive applicable to a HCP
 
2.1.2 Incentive to institution
Incentive applicable available to the institution
1
2.1.3 Grant to HCP
Grant or allowance provided to a HCP
 
2.1.4 Grant to institution
Grant or allowance provided to the institution
 
2.1.5 Penalty to HCP
Penalty applicable to a HCP
 
2.1.6 Penalty to institution
Penalty applicable to the institution
 
2.1.7 Change in reimbursement
Change in reimbursement
 
2.1.8 Other
  
2.2 Patients
2.2.1 Incentive to patient
Incentive applicable to a patient
 
2.2.2 Grant to patient
Grant or allowance provided to a patient
 
2.2.3 Penalty to patient
Penalty applicable to a patient
 
2.2.4 Other
  
  
Total =
1
Organizational
3.1 Health care professionals
3.1.1 Additional human resources
Additional human resources provided for implementation
2
3.1.2 Reallocated roles
Reallocated roles to assist implementation
2
3.1.3 Implementation team
Creation of an implementation team
1
3.1.4 Communication between health professionals
Communication between distant health professionals
 
3.1.5 HCP satisfaction
Improved HCP satisfaction
 
3.1.6 Other
 
2
3.2 Patients
3.2.1 Participation in governance
Consumer participation in governance
 
3.2.2 Consumer feedback
Consumer feedback, suggestions and complaints
 
3.2.3 Other
  
3.3 Structural
3.3.1 Change in organizational structure
Change in organizational structure
 
3.3.2 Change to setting
Change to the setting or site of service delivery
 
3.3.3 Change in physical structure
Change in the physical structure, facilities or equipment of a service
 
3.3.4 Change in technology
Change in information and communication technology
4
3.3.5 Change in quality assurance
Change in quality assurance, quality improvement and/or performance measurement systems
2
3.3.6 Change in delivery
Change in the method of service delivery
 
3.3.7 Integration of services
Change in the integration of services
 
3.3.8 Risk management
Change in risk management provisions
 
3.3.9 Other
  
  
Total =
13
Regulatory
 
4.1 Change in legislation
Change in legislation or regulation
1
4.2 Change in ownership
Change in the ownership or affiliation
 
4.3 Change in licensing
Change in licensing, credentialing or accreditation of the health service and its elements
 
4.4 Other
  
 
Total =
1
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Correction to: Effectiveness of guideline dissemination and implementation strategies on health care professionals’ behaviour and patient outcomes in the cancer care context: a systematic review
verfasst von
Jennifer R. Tomasone
Kaitlyn D. Kauffeldt
Rushil Chaudhary
Melissa C. Brouwers
Publikationsdatum
01.12.2021
Verlag
BioMed Central
Erschienen in
Implementation Science / Ausgabe 1/2021
Elektronische ISSN: 1748-5908
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1186/s13012-021-01128-w

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