Clinical practice guideline dissemination and a new approach using Haddon matrix as a conceptual framework of evidence-based implementation strategies
Journal Title: World Journal of Emergency Medicine - Year 2010, Vol 1, Issue 1
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ABSTRACT: To err is human. Clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) are often not followed andlead to adverse outcomes. The issue on implementation of CPG is complex. A review of CPGimplementation is done to identify the barriers and enablers. For the fi rst time, a fi shbone diagram isused to delineate the root-causes. And Haddon matrix is applied to help understand the complexity ofevidence-based implementation (EBI) strategies.
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