Articles from Literature Review
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Absolom 2015
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Electronic medical record tool
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Cancer patients (outpatient)
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Cancer care providers
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Unspecified clinics in UK National Health Servicec
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Sociopolitical: (+) UK policy essentially required consumer engagement for funded research
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Not specified
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Angstman 2009
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Several
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Primary care patients or parents of patients
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Primary care providers and staff
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One primary care clinic; Network of clinics in Minnesota
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Not specified
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Not specified
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Duong 2015; Eriksson 2013
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Bundle of prenatal and neonatal survival interventions
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Pregnant women and their newborn infants
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Healthcare providers and staff including midwives
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Health centers in eight geographic districts with 90 communes in Quang Ninh province,
northern Vietnam
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Sociopolitical: (-) Seen as "women's" issues not warranting assistance from men; Economic: (-) Inadequate health care coverage; Physical structures: (-) Topographical challenges in route to care e.g., poor roads, mountains
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Extremely rural dwelling, low income, and some ethnic minority consumers
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Norman 2013
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Several
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Several
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Healthcare providers
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Unspecified clinics in Colorado; Single U.S. healthcare system
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Not specified
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Rural and frontier communities
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Pérez Jolles 2017
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Mental health services for youth
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Parents of youth with mental health needs
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Mental health care staff and directors
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One mental health clinic in North Carolina
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Sociopolitical: (+/-) Values of immigrant cultures affect perception of U.S. health care
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Latino families who were less likely to access mental health services. Spanish speaking (some bilingual)
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Tapp 2017
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Shared decision- making toolkit
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Patients with asthma
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Healthcare providers
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Many types of clinics; Practice based research network and advanced Medicaid network in North Carolina
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Not specified
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Yes, not specified
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Webinars
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Asch 2018
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HIV testing
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Patients at high risk for HIV
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Primary care providers in VHA
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Primary care clinics in selected regions in VHA healthcare system
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Sociopolitical: (-) Stigma about HIV risk behavior makes it harder to reach people at high HIV risk
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Not specified
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Elwy 2018
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Several
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Several
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Several
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Implementation research centers; VHA healthcare system
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Not specified
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Not specified
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LaChappelle et al., 2017
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Several
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VHA patients
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VHA providers
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Geographic regions: Denver, Houston, Iowa City catchment areas; VHA healthcare system
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Sociopolitical: (-) Unsure how to disseminate information to policymakers
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Yes, several
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Fehling et al., 2016
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Several
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VHA patients
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Not specified
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Research Centers of Innovation; VHA healthcare system
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Not specified
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Yes, several
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Implementer Interviews / Observations
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Implementer 1
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Health communication and information tools
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Patients and/or their caregivers
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Clinicians; clinician researchers; health managers
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Unspecified clinics; Single Canadian healthcare system
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Economic: (-) Financial honorariums needed for immigrant consumers
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Recent immigrants
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Implementer 2
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Several
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Several
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Clinic and quality improvement leaders; Community health advocates
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12–26 clinics in in Washington, California, Oregon; Single U.S. integrated health care system, Federally Qualified Health Center system, or two Medicaid managed care insurance plans
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Economic: (-) Challenges working with insurance payers
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Low income
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Implementer 3
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Evidence based psychotherapy
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VHA patients exposed to traumatic events
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Mental health providers, clinic administrators
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Several mental health clinics in one VHA hospital in Massachusetts
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Not specified
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Not specified
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Implementer 4
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Notification letter informing parents their children were being placed on a treatment waitlist
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Parents of children with mental health concerns (children were patients)
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Mental health providers, administrative assistant
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One outpatient mental health clinic; Private university hospital in New York
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Economic: (-) Having public insurance made it hard to find other providers, so waitlist notification was even more upsetting to families because they did not have other options. (+) Implementation initiative funded by a health foundation because it would not otherwise be billable by insurance
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People of color
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Implementer 5
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Diabetes self-management program
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Latino diabetes patients or those at risk for diabetes
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Clinic managers, community health worker, providers
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One community clinic in New Mexico; No larger healthcare system
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Economic: (+) external funder that valued community engagement
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Immigrants, Latino ethnicity, mainly Spanish speaking, mainly low income
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Implementer 6
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Several
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VHA patients
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VHA providers and staff
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Seven community clinics and three larger hospitals in California; VHA healthcare system
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Physical structures: (-) difficult for some to get to meetings due to lack of affordable or easy transport
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People of color
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Implementer 7
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Several (substance use or mental health focus)
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VHA patients in recovery who used VHA addiction and/or mental health services
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VHA providers and staff
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Selected clinics in VHA healthcare system
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Not specified
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Primarily Black and Latino
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Implementer 8
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Several
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VHA patients
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Not specified
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Hospitals and clinics; VHA healthcare system
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Sociopolitical: (+) U.S. military culture facilitates teamwork. Economic: (-) Limited financial resources
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Not specified
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