From: Making change last? Exploring the value of sustainability approaches in healthcare: a scoping review
Author | Sustainability approach used in article | Study aim | Country | Setting |
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1. Ahmad M.S. & Abu Talib N.B [45]. | Program Sustainability Index | To examine the community empowerment impact on sustainability of community driven projects after decentralization in Pakistan | Pakistan | Primary Care |
2. Ahmad M.S. & Abu Talib N.B [46]. | Program Sustainability Index | To explore the relationship between community empowerment, sense of community and sustainability of community-driven projects | Pakistan | Primary Care |
3. Atkins, S. et al. [47] | Normalisation Process Model (NPM) | To explore staff perceptions of a new TB treatment programme modelled on the antiretroviral treatment (ART) treatment programme. NPM used to highlight the experiences of staff in making the programme work in practice | South Africa | Primary Care |
4. Bamford, C. et al. [48] | Normalisation Process Theory | To understand the barriers and facilitators to implementing nutrient- and food-based guidance for residential care homes and inform future implementation | United Kingdom | Tertiary Care |
5. Blakeman et al. [49] | Normalisation Process Theory | To explore processes underpinning the normalisation of Chronic Kidney disease management in primary care | United Kingdom | Primary Care |
6. Blanchet K et al. [50] | The Sustainability Analysis Process (SAP) | To use the SAP, to clarify the boundaries of systems, define sustainability, and identified sustainability indicators. To compare these definitions and use of sustainability indicators in two rehabilitation sectors | Multiple Countries | Tertiary Care |
7. Bocoum et al. [51] | Normalisation Process Model | To describe the facilitators and barriers to the implementation of point of care testing for syphilis in antenatal care to assess the likelihood of the intervention becoming routinely incorporated in practice | Kenya | Primary Care |
8. Burau et al. [52] | Normalisation Process Theory | To analyse the implementation of a structural health promotion intervention in community mental health organisations | Denmark | Primary Care |
9. Campbell, S. et al. [53] | Gruen’s Model of Health-Programme Sustainability | To understand how hospitals using the Ottawa Model of Smoking Cessation (OMSC) were addressing sustainability and determine if there were critical factors or issues that should be addressed as the program expanded | Canada | Primary Care |
10. Chilundo et al. [54] | Shell’s Capacity for Sustainability Framework | To assess the long-term success of integrated community case management (iCCM) of diarrhoea, malaria and pneumonia, by investigating programme characteristics that facilitate or impede its sustainability | Mozambique | Primary Care |
11. Coupe, N. et al. [55] | Normalisation Process Theory | To explore to what extent Collaborative Care (CC) impacts on professional working relationships, and if CC for depression could be implemented as routine in the primary care setting | United Kingdom | Primary Care |
12. Cramm, J.M. & Nieboer, A.P [56]. | Slaghuis’s Framework and Instrument for Sustainability | To identify the predictive role of short- and long-term improvements in quality of chronic care delivery on program sustainability | The Netherlands | Tertiary Care |
13. Cramm, J.M. et al. [57] | Slaghuis’s Framework and Instrument for Sustainability | To explore associations between partnership functioning synergy and sustainability of innovative programmes in community care | The Netherlands | Community Care |
14. Deconinck et al. [58] | Atun’s Conceptual Framework for Analysing Integration of Targeted Health Interventions into Health Systems | To identify mechanisms promoting or hindering integration of acute malnutrition interventions into a national health system | Niger | Secondary Care |
15. Desveaux et al. [59] | Normalisation Process Theory (NPT) | To explore how organizations respond to and interact with an accreditation process and the mechanisms through quality is influenced. NPT constructs used to categories and synthesized the themes emerging from the data | Canada | Multiple Settings |
16. Diaz del Castillo [60] | Conceptual Framework for Planning for Sustainability of Community-based Health Programs | To identify the factors related to the sustainability and scaling up of two community-based programs offering physical activity classes in public spaces | Colombia | Community Care |
17. Dickinson et al. [61] | Normalisation Process Theory | To explore the views and experiences of dementia care providers on the barriers and facilitators in implementing Cognitive stimulation therapy (CST) in usual care | United Kingdom | Tertiary Care |
18. Doyle, C. et al. [24] | NHS III Sustainability Model | To describes a formative evaluation of the application of the Sustainability Model within a quality improvement Programme | United Kingdom | Multiple settings |
19. Drew, S. et al. [62] | Normalisation Process Theory | To understand how secondary fracture prevention services can be successfully implemented to inform the implementation and integration of these services into practice | United Kingdom | Secondary Care |
20. Dugdale et al. [63] | Normalisation Process Model | To investigate how a treatment programme for substance misuse is embedded as normal practice within Crime Reduction Initiatives | United Kingdom | Community Care |
21. Farr et al. [64] | Normalisation Process Theory | To analyse the implementation and acceptability of the eConsult system from patient and staff perspectives using the NPT as a framework to develop coding | Australia | Primary Care |
22. Fleiszer, A. et al. [65] | Fleiszer’s Framework for the Sustainability of Healthcare Innovations | To understand how a nursing best practice guidelines program was sustained on acute healthcare centre nursing units. To guide data collection and content analysis | Canada | Tertiary Care |
23. Ford, J.H. et al. [66] | NHS III Sustainability Model | To measure the sustained use of Family Care Maps within Polytrauma Rehabilitation Centres | United States | Tertiary Care |
24. Fox et al. [67] | Fox’s Sustainability of Innovation Theoretical Framework | To guide data collection, analysis and reporting | Australia | Primary Care |
25. Franx et al. [68] | Normalisation Process Theory | To provide a better understanding of the findings the process evaluation and guide recommendations to conduct implementation projects in depression care | The Netherlands | Primary Care |
26. Furler et al. [69] | Normalisation Process Model | To support analysis of data and develop initial coding categories | Australia | Primary Care |
27. Gask et al. [70] | Normalisation Process Model | To inform the process of implementation of collaborative care and provide a framework to guide analysis | United Kingdom | Primary Care |
28. Gillespie et al. [71] | Normalisation Process Theory | To provide an explanatory model to explore and evaluate the implementation of a complex intervention in the Operating Room (OR) context | Australia | Primary Care |
29. Glynn et al. [72] | Normalisation Process Theory | To conduct a theoretically informed analysis, using NPT, of the potential barriers and levers to the implementation of a health intervention to promote physical activity in primary care | Ireland | Primary Care |
30. Godden & King [73] | Normalisation Process Model | To explore how successful implementation of proposed new technologies could be achieved through analysis using the NPT | United Kingdom | Primary Care |
31. Green A.E. et al. [74] | Program Sustainability Index | To examine the role of collaborations in sustaining service delivery | United States | Primary Care |
32. Herbert et al. [75] | Normalisation Process Theory | To gain an understanding of the facilitating factors and challenges of implementing the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) programme using NPT to the develop the interview topic guide and to aid analysis | United Kingdom | Tertiary Care |
33. Higuchi, K.S. et al. [76] | NHS III Sustainability Model | To examine the activities and resource implications for healthcare organisations involved in the introduction of multiple nursing guidelines, the Sustainability Model provided a framework to guide the examination of guideline implementation activities | Canada | Multiple settings |
34. Hooker, L. et al. [77] | Normalisation Process Theory | To understand the barriers and facilitators of implementing an enhanced screening model into nurse clinical practice, NPT was used to inform the process evaluation of a pragmatic, cluster randomised controlled trial | Australia | Primary Care |
35. Ibrahim et al. [78] | Normalisation Process Theory | To evaluate the implementation of grip strength measurement into routine clinical practice. NPT offered a framework for identifying specific factors that enabled implementation | United Kingdom | Primary Care |
36. Johnson et al. [79] | Normalisation Process Theory | To improve the nutritional care of preterm infants by developing a complex (multifaceted) intervention. NPT used as a framework to guide implementation in order to embed the new practices into routine care. | United Kingdom | Tertiary Care |
37. Kennedy et al. [80] | Normalisation Process Theory | To refine components of the Whole System Informing Self-management Engagement (WISE) approach. NPT provided a framework for further development of the intervention | United Kingdom | Primary Care |
28. Latter et al. [81] | Normalisation Process Theory | To develop a pain medicines management intervention for cancer patients’ carers and evaluate feasibility and acceptability to nurses and carers. Interview guides were informed by NPT | United Kingdom | Primary Care |
39. Leon, N. et al. [82] | Normalisation Process Model | To inform theoretical analysis of the implementation processes for Provider-initiated HIV testing and counselling (PITC) with a view to improving the optimisation of PITC scale-up in the future. NPM provided a framework to inform analysis of the implementation processes | South Africa | Primary Care |
40. Levin et al. [83] | The ARCC (Advancing Research and Clinical practice through close Collaboration) model | To determine the preliminary effects of implementing the Advancing Research and Clinical practice through close Collaboration (ARCC) model on nurses’ EBP beliefs, EBP implementation behaviours, group cohesion, productivity, job satisfaction, and attrition/turnover rates | United States | Primary Care |
41. Lloyd, A. et al. [84] | Normalisation Process Theory | To use NPT to examine the work that needs to be done by health professionals to inform future efforts to implement and embed shared decision making | United Kingdom | Secondary Care |
42. Mair et al. [85] | Normalisation Process Model | To perform a process evaluation of a randomized controlled trial (RCT) of home telecare for the management of acute exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), using the normalization process model (NPM) as an explanatory framework | United Kingdom | Primary Care |
43. May et al. [86] | Normalisation Process Theory | To identify factors inhibiting the implementation and integration of telecare systems for chronic disease management in the community. | United Kingdom | Primary Care |
44. Moreland-Russel et al. [87] | Program Sustainability Assessment Tool | To identify factors that influenced the sustainability capacity of a coordinated approach to chronic disease prevention | United States | Multiple Settings |
45. Murray et al. [88] | Normalisation Process Theory | To explore and understand the experiences of implementing e-health initiatives and assess factors which promote or inhibit the successful implementation, embedding, and integration of e-health initiatives | United Kingdom | Multiple Settings |
46. Naldemirci et al. [89] | Normalisation Process Theory | To analyse emergent strategies adopted by healthcare professionals to overcome barriers to normalization of a specific framework of person-centred care (PCC). NPT used to analyse different challenges and strategies in a systematic fashion | Sweden | Primary Care |
47. O’Donnell and Kaner [90] | Normalisation Process Theory | NPT used to help understand the barriers and facilitators experienced by GPs as they implemented alcohol prevention activities in routine clinical practice | United Kingdom | Primary Care |
48. O’Donnell et al. [91] | Normalisation Process Theory | To describe and reflect on the process of designing and delivering a training programme supporting the use of theory. NPT used to shape the study approach, facilitate data collection and guide the analysis | Multiple Countries | Multiple Settings |
49. Pentecost et al. [92] | Normalisation Process Theory | To identify a set of principles that can be built into an innovative fundamental nursing care protocol to embed the system into nursing practice. NPT used in analysis to map process data onto NPT concepts | United Kingdom | Nursing Education |
50. Redman & Barab [93] | Level of Institutionalisation Scale | To measure the amount of routinization of diabetes education programs Maryland and Pennsylvania hospitals | United States | Secondary Care |
51. Sanders et al. [94] | Normalisation Process Theory | NPT was used to guide analysis and explain the uptake of a new system and to examine the relevance of coherence for the implementation of innovations in organisations | United Kingdom | Primary Care |
52. Scott et al. [95] | Conceptual Framework for Sustainability of Public Health Programs | The framework was used to inform the design of a sustainable, locally acceptable and culturally appropriate public health program using stakeholder input on factors that affect program sustainability | Zambia | Community Care |
53. Scudder et al. [96] | Program Sustainability Assessment Tool | To examine factors impacting the sustainability of parent-child interaction therapy (PCIT) in large-scale initiatives in order to identify potential predictors of sustainment | United States | Multiple Settings |
54. Smith et al. [97] | Program Sustainability Assessment Tool | To examine how funding influenced the delivery of fall prevention strategies and the capacity for program implementation and sustainability among the three organisations. | United States | Multiple Settings |
55. Stoll et al. [98] | Program Sustainability Assessment Tool | To understand the factors that influenced the programs’ expected sustainability of the programs after external funding ended | United States | Primary Care |
56. Stolldorf et al. [99] | Level of Institutionalisation Scale | To determine the level of sustainability of rapid response teams (RRTs) among a group of hospitals that participated in a state-wide collaborative to implement and sustain RRTs | United States | Secondary Care |
57. Sutton et al. [100] | Normalisation Process Theory | To explore the utility of NPT as a methodological framework to aid exploration of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) programme implementation | United Kingdom | Tertiary Care |
58. Thomas, L.H. et al. [101] | Normalisation Process Theory | To identify the organisational context for embedding the (Systematic Voiding Programme) SVP. NPT provided the theoretical framework for understanding practical issues involved in the interventions into routine practice | United Kingdom | Secondary Care |
59. Toledo Romanib et al. [102] | Level of Institutionalisation Scale | To evaluate the sustainability of a community-based dengue control intervention over a period of 2 years after the withdrawal of external support | Cuba | Primary Care |
60. Trietsch, J. et al. [103] | Normalisation Process Theory | To describe and analyse the challenges of embedding a quality improvement strategy to improve test-ordering behaviour of general practitioners | The Netherlands | Primary Care |
61. Underwood, M.N. et al. [104] | Leffer’s Conceptual Framework for Partnership and Sustainability | To assess equitable partnerships between global partners to address areas of shared importance, such as equity and justice in health promotion | Dominican Republic | Nursing Education |
62. Upvall et al. [105] | Leffer’s Conceptual Framework for Partnership and Sustainability | The purpose of this study was to revise a conceptual model of global health partnerships and collaboration integrating the perspectives of nurses from low- and middle-resource countries | Multiple Countries | Nursing Education |
63. Van Acker et al. [106] | Level of Institutionalisation Scale | To explore the extent to which the ‘10,000 Steps’ was integrated within the culture of organizations | Belgium | Primary Care |
64. Volker et al. [107] | Normalisation Process Theory | To determine the feasibility of translating intervention outcomes from the Model for Prevention study, into real world practice, implementation work done by stakeholders was examined using the NPT | Australia | Primary Care |
65. Walker et al. [108] | Normalisation Process Theory | To support the development and optimisation of a Colorectal cancer RISk Prediction tool (‘CRISP’) for use in primary care. NPT used to develop interview guide and organise emerging themes | Australia | Primary Care |
66. Wallen et al. [109] | The ARCC (Advancing Research and Clinical practice through close Collaboration) model | To guide for the development of a programme for nurses to become Evidence-based Practice mentors and champions. The ARCC model provided a framework for the development of the programme. | United States | Secondary Care |
67. Winterton and Chambers [110] | Conceptual Framework for Planning for Sustainability of Community-based Health Programs | To explore barriers to delivering sustainable rural community programmes to increase social participation among Australian seniors | Australia | Community Care |
68. Zakumumpa et al. [111] | Level of Institutionalisation Scale | To identify facilitators and barriers to the long-term sustainability of antiretroviral therapy (ART) programs at six health facilities | Uganda | Primary Care |