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Community Social Paediatrics Approach, an Innovative Healthcare Intervention: Implementation Fidelity in Atlantic

Danielle Doucet1, Anik Dubé1, Hélène Corriveau1

  • 1University of Moncton, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada.

Global Pediatric Health
|October 17, 2022
PubMed

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Community Social Paediatrics approach (CSPA) implementation in Canada showed high fidelity in assessment and follow-up, but lower in administration and governance. Adequate resources are recommended for improved CSPA fidelity.

Area of Science:

  • Child and Adolescent Health
  • Healthcare Management
  • Social Work in Healthcare

Background:

  • The Community Social Paediatrics approach (CSPA) is an increasingly adopted, comprehensive care model in Canada.
  • Limited data exists on the implementation fidelity of CSPA programs.
  • Assessing CSPA implementation is crucial for optimizing service delivery.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the implementation fidelity of a Canadian Community Social Paediatrics approach (CSPA) program established in 2017.
  • To identify domains with high and low fidelity within the CSPA model.
  • To understand factors influencing CSPA implementation fidelity.

Main Methods:

  • Focus group interviews were conducted with the CSPA team.
  • An implementation fidelity grid, based on Dr. Julien Foundation accreditation criteria, was utilized.
  • Qualitative data analysis explored team perspectives on CSPA implementation.

Main Results:

  • High fidelity of implementation was observed in the assessment/orientation and follow-up/support domains.
  • Lower fidelity ratings were noted in administrative/financial management and governance domains.
  • Variations in fidelity were linked to specific operational and structural factors.

Conclusions:

  • The CSPA model demonstrates strengths in direct client care aspects.
  • Areas such as administrative and governance structures require targeted improvement for enhanced fidelity.
  • Ensuring adequate resources is essential for successful and consistent CSPA implementation.

Keywords:
Social pediatricschild health servicescommunity health servicesfidelity of implementation

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