Modifications in Nursing Home Provider Implementation of IPPI
Author Information
Author(s): Kunkel Miranda, Akter Nahida, Kasler Kamryn, Keiser Cassie, Noble Molly, Talmage Alexis, Van Haitsma Kimberly, Abbott Katherine
Hypothesis
Understanding modification motives can help improve intervention protocols and future implementation efforts.
Conclusion
Modifications to the IPPI are common and can enhance implementation by considering resident preferences and organizational constraints.
Supporting Evidence
- Over half of the champions reported unplanned modifications to the IPPI.
- Motivations for modifications included time constraints and resident preferences.
- Creative modifications were reported that had not been previously explored.
Takeaway
Nursing home providers often change how they implement programs to better fit their residents' needs, which can help everyone involved.
Methodology
Interviews were conducted with nursing home provider champions and analyzed using the FRAME-IS framework.
Limitations
The study may not capture all modifications or motivations due to the qualitative nature of the interviews.
Participant Demographics
Participants included 23 nursing home provider champions implementing the IPPI.
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
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