Work Package 5: Implementation
Work package 5 has the following objectives:
1. Understand contextual barriers and facilitators for the implementation of antibiotic stewardship, microbiology and diagnostic stewardship and infection prevention and control measures in acute care hospitals in regions with high antimicrobial resistance prevalence.
2. Develop generalisable knowledge about the determinants influencing implementation of infection prevention and control, antibiotic stewardship and microbiology and diagnostic stewardship practices in a diverse group of European hospitals.
3. Design and evaluate a tailored implementation strategy as compared with a standard implementation strategy as part of a type 2 hybrid implementation-effectiveness trial.
4. Produce tools for implementing antibiotic stewardship and infection prevention and control, taking into account organisational culture, national strategies, and the hospital networks along their referral pathways.
5. Engage regional and national stakeholders in healthcare and politics to engage in antibiotic stewardship and infection prevention and control.
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Other Partners Involved
Relevant Publications
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Blum, KA, Braathu, N, et al. (for the REVERSE study group). Ongoing tailoring could guide implementation in practice and be evaluated in research if concepts, core elements, and methods were clearly defined. Poster presented at: The Swiss Implementation Science Network Conference (IMPACT); 7-8 November 2024; Geneva, Switzerland.
Publication date: 07 November 2024
Authors: Kathrin A. Blum, Nora Braathu, Laura Caci, Emanuela Nyantakyi, Khic-Houy Prang, Marie-Therese Schultes, Bianca Albers, Lauren Clack.
Journal: Poster presented at The Swiss Implementation Science Network Conference (IMPACT) 2024.
Title: Ongoing tailoring could guide implementation in practice and be evaluated in research if concepts, core elements, and methods were clearly defined.
Abstract:
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File(s): K_BlumIMPACT.pdf
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Blum, KA, Braathu N, et al. (for the REVERSE Study Group) Ongoing tailoring (OT) could guide implementation in practice and be evaluated in research if concepts, core elements, and methods were clearly defined. Poster presented at: Society for Implementation Research Conference (SIRC); 11 October 2024; Denver, United States.
Publication date: 11 October 2024
Authors: Kathrin A. Blum, Nora Braathu, Laura Caci, Emanuela Nyantakyi, Khic-Houy Prang, Marie-Therese Schultes, Bianca Albers, Lauren Clack.
Journal: Poster presented at the Society for Implementation Research Conference 2024.
Title: Ongoing tailoring (OT) could guide implementation in practice and be evaluated in research if concepts, core elements, and methods were clearly defined.
Abstract:
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File(s): 2024_10_11_SIRC_BlumK.pdf
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Caci, L, Albers, B, et al. (for the REVERSE Study Group) Configurational Comparative Analysis in REVERSE. Poster presented at: The Swiss Implementation Science Network Conference; 7 - 8 November 2024; Geneva, Switzerland.
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Authors: Laura Caci, Bianca Albers, Kathrin Blum, and Lauren Clack.
Journal: Poster presented at The Swiss Implementation Science Network Conference (IMPACT) 2024.
Title: Configurational Comparative Analysis in REVERSE
Abstract:
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File(s): v2_IMPACT2024_REVERSE CNA_LC.pdf
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