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Identifying Contextual Factors and Strategies for Practice Facilitation in Primary Care Quality Improvement Using an Informatics-Driven Model: Framework Development and Mixed Methods Case Study.

JMIR Hum Factors · 2022 · PMC9269526 · PMID 35749211

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The tradeoff may not be significant given that qualitative results are not often considered generalizable, but rather “transferrable.” The CFIR is qualitatively different from implementation models derived from the informatics field.

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