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Development and validation of a clinical practice guidelines implementability assessment tool (CPG-IAT) based on the

Dongmei Zhong¹, Gregory A Aarons², Yaolong Chen^3,4,5,6

¹Dermatology Hospital, Southern Medical University, 1023 Satai South Road, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, 510515, China.

Implementation Science : IS

|June 24, 2026

Summary

A new tool, the Clinical Practice Guidelines Implementability Assessment Tool (CPG-IAT), has been developed to assess how likely clinical practice guidelines are to be used in practice. This validated instrument enhances the translation of evidence-based guidelines into patient care.

Keywords:

Assessment Clinical practice guideline Implementability Tool

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Quality Improvement
Clinical Practice Guideline Development
Health Services Research

Background:

Guideline implementability, crucial for clinical practice adoption, can be improved by enhancing intrinsic guideline qualities.
Developing a reliable assessment tool for guideline implementability is essential for improving evidence-based practice translation.
This study focused on creating and validating such a tool for clinical practice guidelines (CPGs).

Purpose of the Study:

To develop the Clinical Practice Guidelines Implementability Assessment Tool (CPG-IAT).
To evaluate the psychometric properties of the CPG-IAT.
To provide a validated instrument for assessing CPG implementability.

Main Methods:

Utilized 2022 CPGs from the STAR guideline repository.
A 60-member evaluation team assessed the guidelines.
Employed exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses, alongside reliability and validity analyses.

Main Results:

Developed a 16-item CPG-IAT with four dimensions: Methodological Rigor and Transparency, Recommendation Clarity and Interpretability, clinical relevance, and actionability.
Confirmatory factor analysis supported the proposed factor structure.
The CPG-IAT demonstrated excellent reliability (internal consistency, split-half, test-retest, inter-rater) and validity (convergent, construct).

Conclusions:

The CPG-IAT is a psychometrically validated instrument for assessing intrinsic CPG implementability.
This tool can be used during and after guideline development.
The CPG-IAT has the potential to improve the translation of evidence-based guidelines into clinical practice.