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Process evaluation of the implementation of the assessment of burden of chronic conditions tool in Dutch primary care - lessons from a qualitative implementation study.

Danny Claessens | Marcia Vervloet | Esther A Boudewijns | Lotte C E M Keijsers | Annerika H M Gidding-Slok | Onno C P van Schayck | Bjorn Winkens | Liset van Dijk
BMC health services research | 2024

The Assessment of Burden of Chronic Conditions (ABCC-)tool is developed to facilitate a personalized approach to care in the patient-healthcare provider (HCP) conversation based on shared decision-making and individualized care plans. An effectiveness study highlighted its effect on the perceived quality of care and patient activation. Successful implementation of novel interventions necessitates an understanding of the user's actual application, user experiences and an evaluation of implementation outcomes. This study aims to evaluate the implementation of the ABCC-tool by HCPs in Dutch primary care.

Pubmed ID: 39033106

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Associated grants

  • Agency: Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development,
    Id: 104006001
  • Agency: Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development,
    Id: 104006001
  • Agency: Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development,
    Id: 104006001
  • Agency: Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development,
    Id: 104006001
  • Agency: Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development,
    Id: 104006001
  • Agency: Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development,
    Id: 104006001
  • Agency: Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development,
    Id: 104006001

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Software suite for qualitative data analysis for text-based data and higher-order forms of data. Various packages are available and are dependent on the system used and the type of data analysis needed.

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