João M S Carvalho, Nuno Rodrigues
Perceived Quality and Users' Satisfaction with Public-Private Partnerships in Health Sector
International journal of environmental research and public health
substantial number valid outcome measures developed measure health adult musculoskeletal childhood disability regrettably national initiatives merely resulted changes attitude utilization remains unacceptably low study compare effectiveness mediators two different knowledge transfer kt interventions terms impact changing knowledge behavior utilization clinical reasoning related health outcome measures physical occupational therapists n 144 recruited partnership national professional associations evaluate two different kt interventions curriculum 1 stakeholderhosted interactive problembased seminar ships 2 online problembased course epbl ships consist facetoface problembased learning pbl 2 12 days outcome measure developers facilitators using six problems generated consultation participants epbl consist 6week webbased course six generic problems developed content experts ships conducted three urban centers canada participants blockallocated minimization procedure either two interventions minimize prognostic differences trained evaluators site conduct chart audits chartstimulated recall trained interviewers conduct semistructured interviews focused identifying critical elements kt implementing practice changes interviews transcribed verbatim baseline predictors including demographics knowledge attitudesbarriers regarding outcome measures readiness change assessed selfreport immediately postintervention 6 months later readministered primary qualitative quantitative evaluations conducted 6months postintervention assess relative effectiveness kt interventions identify elements contribute changing clinical behavior chart audits determine utilization outcome measures counts incorporation outcome measures clinical reasoning assessed using innovative technique chartstimulated recall strategy optimal transfer health outcome measures practice developed shared multiple disciplines involved primary specialty management musculoskeletal childhood disability