Use of the knowledge to action model improved physical therapist adherence to a common clinical practice guideline across multiple settings: a multisite case series

Keyphrases

• Clinical Practice Guidelines 100%
• Physical Therapists 100%
• Target Behavior 100%
• Action Model 100%
• Knowledge-to-action 100%
• Therapist Adherence 100%
• Therapist 83%
• Behavior Change 33%
• Fatigue Resistant 33%
• Communities of Practice 33%
• Common Processes 33%
• Self-efficacy 16%
• Clinical Setting 16%
• New Guidelines 16%
• Community Building 16%
• Physical Therapy 16%
• Active Intervention 16%
• Healthcare Interventions 16%
• Guideline Adherence 16%
• Home-based Exercise 16%
• Opinion Leaders 16%
• Physical Therapy Services 16%
• Real-world Practice 16%
• Diverse Needs 16%
• One-site 16%
• Stakeholder Identification 16%
• Audit-and-feedback 16%
• Trial Registration 16%
• Human Participants 16%
• Diverse Structure 16%
• Readiness for Change 16%
• Bilateral Vestibulopathy 16%
• Therapist Behavior 16%
• Implementation Intervention 16%
• Low-tech 16%
• Developing Communities 16%
• Local Opinion Leaders 16%
• Experienced Therapists 16%
• Technology Resources 16%
• Behavioral Feedback 16%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Practice Guideline 100%
• Physiotherapist 100%
• Process Model 33%
• Physiotherapy 33%
• Self-Efficacy 16%
• Turnover Rate 16%
• Clinical Audit 16%
• Protocol Compliance 16%
• Health Care 16%

Psychology

• Practice Guideline 100%
• Target Behavior 100%
• Process Model 33%
• Self-Efficacy 16%
• Healthcare 16%