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Theories, models, and frameworks for de-implementation of low-value care: A scoping review of the literature (18 September 2020)

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Achieving an evidence-based practice not only depends on implementation of evidence-based interventions, but also requires de-implementing interventions that are not evidence-based, also known as low-value care (LVC). This is quite a new topic and knowledge is lacking concerning how de-implementation and implementation processes and determinants might differ. This scoping review identified 10 studies describing theoretical approaches that have been used concerning de-implementation of LVC. The findings point to the need for more research to identify the most important processes and determinants for successful de-implementation of LVC, and to explore differences between de-implementation and implementation.

Theories, models, and frameworks for de-implementation of low-value care: A scoping review of the li… https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/2633489520953762

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