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Development of an Initial Programme Theory for Implementing the INSPIRE-ACT Integrated Care Model in Homecare: Combining Implementation Science, Realist Evaluation, and Systems Thinking Methodologies
Abstract Background Implementing complex interventions in healthcare settings requires embedding them into complex adaptive systems, where multilevel interacting contextual factors, feedback dynamics, and emergent behaviours shape implementation. This is particularly challenging
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