Approaches That Simplify Implementation of Complex Interventions in Healthcare System Change: "Scoping Review"

The effectiveness of complex interventions in health service systems depends heavily on their implementation, as poor implementation can negatively affect the efficacy of evidence-based practices. To address these characteristics, methods and approaches that facilitate complex interventions implementation for system change in healthcare.

The ensuing study uses a scoping review to appraise the status of the field while concentrating on methods and perspectives that characterize factors that have been critical in the management of complex interventions.

The analysis of this study included fourteen publications; two qualitative studies, two perspective studies and other types.

Normalization Process Theory, Single-Session intervention programs and mechanisms of action are among methods that hypothesize how innovations are implemented and unified with complex interventions in healthcare. This review provides fundamental concepts and details of complex interventions for system change in healthcare management and health studies.