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Identifying a practice-based implementation framework for sustainable interventions for improving the evolving working environment: hitting the Moving Target Framework

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posted on 2024-06-18, 04:51 authored by Helene Højberg, Charlotte Diana Nørregaard Rasmussen, Richard H Osborne, Marie Birk Jørgensen
Our aim was to identify implementation components for sustainable working environment interventions in the nursing assistant sector to generate a framework to optimize the implementation of workplace improvement initiatives. The implementation framework was informed by: 1) an industry advisory group, 2) interviews with key stakeholder, 3) concept mapping workshops, and 4) an e-mail survey. Thirty five stakeholders were interviewed and contributed in the concept mapping workshops. Eleven implementation components were derived across four domains: 1) A supportive organizational platform, 2) An engaged workplace with mutual goals, 3) The intervention is sustainably fitted to the workplace, and 4) the intervention is an attractive choice. The highest rated component was "Engaged and Active Management" (mean 4.1) and the lowest rated was "Delivered in an Attractive Form" (mean 2.8). The framework provides new insights into implementation in an evolving working environment and is aiming to assist with addressing gaps in effectiveness of workplace interventions and implementation success.

History

Journal

Applied ergonomics

Volume

67

Pagination

170-177

Location

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Open access

  • Yes

ISSN

0003-6870

eISSN

1872-9126

Language

eng

Publication classification

C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

Copyright notice

2017, The Authors

Publisher

Elsevier