Implementation Strategies Across Sites by Intimate Partner Violence Screening Adoption Status
| Implementation Strategies | All Sites (n = 11) | Variation by IPV Screening Adoption Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Early Adopting Sites (n = 6) | Late-Adopting Sites (n = 5) | ||
| Conduct ongoing IPV trainings | 8 sites | 6 sites | 2 sites |
| Conduct educational meetings and outreach visits* | 6 sites | 4 sites | 2 sites |
| Develop and distribute IPV educational materials* | 8 sites | 4 sites | 4 sites |
| Identify and prepare champions | 6 sites | 6 sites | None |
| Change record systems to remind clinicians* | 5 sites | 5 sites | None |
| Create a learning collaborative through advisory board or workgroups | 5 sites | 5 sites | None |
| Audit and provide feedback, with relay of clinical data to providers | 4 sites | 4 sites | None |
| Access new funding | 3 sites | 3 sites | None |
IPV, intimate partner violence.
↵* Some late-adopting sites were not included because they mentioned these implementation strategies as plans but not actual actions yet.
Mean implementation strategies used per site:
Across all sites, 5.62 implementation strategies.
For early adopting sites, 4.25 implementation strategies.
For late-adopting sites, 2.67 implementation strategies.