Our early implementation interviews did not allow for in-depth evaluation of perceived improvement of health outcomes.
All parents who took part in the implementation interviews were positive about their involvement in the study.
Consequently, our key informant interviews with primary care clinicians (physicians and nurse-practitioners) and staff are limited to the 14 CHC sites fully participating in the project.> We conducted early implementation interviews of key informants from May-August 2012. May-August 2012
Undertaken in the 2 years prior to methadone's implementation, interviews focused on the lived experience of HIV risk and its prevention, drug treatment and addiction recovery efforts and on perceptions of the promise of methadone.
The pre-implementation interview lasted between 35 and 60 minutes and the post-implementation interview between 11 and 28 minutes.
In Pagudpud, complete data were collected from 56 participants (81.2%); five refused any HbA1c testing from the outset, two refused further testing after the baseline, two refused post-implementation interview and four migrated.
However, it is notable that the nurse manager participated in a post-implementation interview about the purpose of the GEM and indicated that it fit well with the approach to care in the clinic.
Thirteen physicians representing eleven specialties took part in pre-implementation interviews in December 2005 and twelve of them in post-implementation interviews in April - June 2007.
During pre-implementation interviews, providers indicated skepticism about the potential benefit of MeTree© and concern that it would impact workflow.
In the pre-implementation interviews the clinicians were asked about the use and management of test results in their practice.
Their concern decreased by the time of the post-implementation interviews, when only 26% believed that displacement had occurred.
