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introducing new working methods common healthcare organisations however implementation new method often suboptimal reduces effectiveness innovation several negative effects example staff turnover aim current study implement abc method residential departments brain injured patients assess quality implementation process abc method simplified form behavioural modification based concept behaviour operates environment maintained consequences four residential departments brain injured patients introduced abc method sequentially healthcare innovation using steppedwedge design systematic process evaluation implementation carried using framework saunders et al descriptive statistics used analyse quantitative data open questions clustered training abc method well executed nursing staff enthusiastic sufficiently involved important aspects successful implementation addressed like detailed implementation plan implementation meetings however facilitators barriers noted addressed timely manner negatively influenced extent abc method could properly learned implemented applied short long term challenging part introduction new trained introduced method health care clearly implementation successful implementation serious attention needed tailormade evidencebased implementation strategies based facilitators barriers identified implementation process bottlenecks working abc method addressed soon possible likely requires champions trained job next organisations management facilitates multidisciplinary teams provides clarity policy agreements regarding training implementation new method current process evaluation recommendations may serve example implementation new methods healthcare organisations