Fostering the implementation of transitional care innovations for older persons: prioritizing the influencing key factors using a modified Delphi technique

Table 4 Factors that reached consensus on feasibility (easy/difficult to address with implementation strategies), in order of ranking

Factor	Rating: Difficult/Very Difficult (Consensus level in %)	CFIR Domain
*Round one*
Culture	100	Inner setting
HIT systems	93	Inner setting
Complexity	86	Intervention characteristics
External incentives	83	Outer setting
Networks and communications	76	Inner setting
External policy	76	Outer setting
Available resources	76	Inner setting
Other personal attributes of healthcare professionals	72	Characteristics of individuals
	Rating: Easy/Very Easy (Consensus level in %)
Planning	76	Process
	Rating: Difficult/Very Difficult (Consensus level in %)
*Round two*
Leadership engagement	93	Inner setting
Engaging organizations, external context	93	Process
Relative priority	86	Inner setting
Information continuity	86	Inner setting
Other personal attributes of older persons	89	Characteristics of individuals
Financing of TCIs’ implementation	89	Inner/outer setting
Cosmopolitanism	82	Outer setting
Adoption of change in work processes	82	Inner setting
	Rating: Easy/Very Easy (Consensus level in %)
Access to knowledge and information	89	Inner setting
	Neither Easy nor Difficult (Consensus level in %)
Transition roles – frontline staff	75	Process

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