Hasan Bekirogulları, Nazım Burgul, Emete Yagcı
Promoting language development in physically disabled adults through sports: The content and language integrated learning method
Frontiers in psychology
postoperative infections represent significant burden disease demanding antibiotic prescriptions contributing antimicrobial resistance burden infection surgical complication greater low middleincome countries lmics report protocol pilot study codesign implementation evaluation two infection prevention control ipc antimicrobial stewardship ams interventions across surgical pathway teaching hospital india two interventions developed following indepth qualitative enquiry surveillance feedback postoperative infections optimise use antibiotics two surgical departments gastrointestinal cardiovascular thoracic surgery ii raising awareness amongst patients carers members public ipc ams conduct prospective study formatively evaluating implementation process delivering two codesigned interventions using implementation science frameworks study systematically assess context intervention delivery implementation support interventions may adapted needs stakeholders throughout study analysis implementation logs interviews stakeholders upon completion implementation period offer insights perceived acceptability appropriateness feasibility sustainability interventions implementation support implementation costs captured descriptively feasibility clinical data collection investigate effectiveness interventions also assessed future larger study thematic framework analysis descriptive statistics used report qualitative quantitative data respectively paired interventions codesigned inception involvement stakeholders different stages surgical pathway simultaneous evaluation implementation clinical outcomes inform development future larger study enableassess scalability interventions study offers novel combination implementation theoryinformed stakeholderdriven clinically relevant evaluation carried context middleincome country hospital project may applicable every lowresource setting surgical context due differences healthcare systems cultures however application implementation science concepts may facilitate transferability adaptation settings