This study aims to ascertain relevant considerations and contextual factors that influence stakeholders' decisions to implement innovations. An innovation may be a new intervention, strategy, model of care, or therapy. This study has a particular focus on economic factors but will also explore non-economic factors influencing implementation. We will use a discrete choice experiment methodology to ascertain which factors have the greatest influence on implementation decisions.

Respondents must be involved in the implementation of innovations. This includes those wishing to implement an intervention (e.g., medical and allied health professionals, nurses, clinical trialists, and health service researchers) and those funding implementation efforts (e.g., administrators, policymakers, and funders).

People who are below the age of 18 years old, do not have access to an electronic device or internet, and limited English or digital literacy will be excluded.

22/04/2024

Lane Carrandi – lane.carrandi@monash.edu

Full details of the trial can be found on https://monash.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2uGEqdgj3Co7M3A

All regions (NSW/ACT/SA/VIC/QLD/WA/TAS/NT/NZ)

Yes

27/06/2024