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March 5, 2026JMIR Human Factors0 citationsOpen Access

Contextual Assessments for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Transition of Care Bundle Implementation Planning for the Reduce REVISITS Study: Rapid Sequential Explanatory Mixed Methods Approach

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MAMahima AkulaKEKim ErwinLTL. Traeger

Key Points

  • The aim is to understand how integrating implementation science with human-centered design can improve COPD transition of care program development.
  • Utilized a rapid sequential explanatory mixed methods approach
  • Conducted contextual assessments to capture diverse stakeholder perspectives
  • Focused on the pre-implementation phase of COPD TOC program
  • Identified valuable insights from combining implementation science and human-centered design
  • Showed the importance of diverse views for designing relevant interventions
  • Set the stage for future exploration of insights' impact on post-implementation outcomes

Abstract

This study demonstrates how the integration of implementation science and human-centered design approaches can yield valuable insights, beyond what either field could obtain separately, during the pre-implementation phase of COPD TOC program implementation development. Contextual assessments that capture diverse views are instrumental in designing feasible and relevant interventions. Future work will explore how pre-implementation insights relate to post-implementation outcomes across participating sites.

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Akula et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a91dc3d6127c7a504c0e05https://doi.org/10.2196/82078
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