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Designing for Success: A Prospective Evaluation of Implementation Factors Affecting a Prototype Novel Medical Device in a Low-Resource Environment Using the CFIR 2.0

2026-02-03 health systems and quality improvement Title + abstract only
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1BackgroundImplementation challenges are a major contributor to the failure of novel medical technologies in low-resource settings. Although frameworks such as the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) are widely used to evaluate interventions post-implementation, their prospective application during the product development phase remains limited. MethodsThis study aimed to prospectively assess implementation factors relevant to the future adoption of a prototype handheld ult...

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