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Table 2 Key barriers and facilitators identified from needs assessment

From: Implementation mapping to plan for the Supraglottic Airway for Resuscitation (SUGAR) trial

CFIR Construct

Barrier/Facilitator Description

Innovation Domain

 Innovation relative advantage

aMixed perceptions regarding the advantages and disadvantages of SA compared to alternatives

 Innovation evidence base

aMany providers unaware of evidence base for SA

 Innovation cost

Some perceptions that cost of SA is prohibitive

Inner Setting

 Access to knowledge and information

aMany providers have insufficient education and training in SA use

 Tension for change

aGeneral perception that ETT is the “go-to” practice when possible; lack of identified need for alternatives

 Materials and equipment

aAvailability or lack of availability of LMA supplies at hand in the moment they would be used (including correct size, accessibility, knowing where to find them)

 Compatibility

aHospital policies/workflows/norms that are incompatible with LMA use

 Culture – recipient-centeredness

Shared values, beliefs, and norms among units/teams about the importance of using evidence-based practices

Outer Setting

 Policies and laws

aPolicies related to scope of practice for particular providers; liability concerns

 Local attitudes

Shared professional attitudes about following evidence base and doing what is best for recipients

  1. aindicates barrier that was shared with hospital site representatives during Steps 3–5