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  • Healthcare Quality Improvement
  • Implementation Science

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  • The first part of this study assessed the impact of data literacy training on adherence to the A-F bundle components.
  • The A-F bundle includes critical care interventions such as assessing pain, spontaneous awakening and breathing trials, analgesia/sedation, delirium monitoring, early exercise/mobility, and family/patient empowerment.

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  • To evaluate the effectiveness of an implementation strategy for the A-F bundle.
  • To examine clinical staff's knowledge, skill, motivation, and organizational resources related to A-F bundle compliance.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized the Clark and Estes Gap Analysis framework to identify Knowledge, Motivation, and Organization (KMO) influences.
  • Administered a quantitative survey to 386 participants in an interprofessional ICU team.
  • Performed exploratory factor analysis and descriptive statistics to validate influences and identify implementation strengths and weaknesses.

Main Results:

  • Achieved an 83% survey response rate, confirming the utility of the survey instrument.
  • Identified 12 KMO influences, with 8 categorized as strengths and 4 as weaknesses of the implementation design.
  • Validated 38 of 42 survey questions, demonstrating a strong relationship with the KMO influences.

Conclusions:

  • An evidence-based gap analysis framework effectively identified key implementation drivers for A-F bundle compliance.
  • Recommended essential methods for successful protocol implementation: data literacy training, performance monitoring, organizational support, value proposition, and teamwork.
  • Findings are applicable to implementation strategies beyond the A-F bundle in healthcare settings.