Claire Kilpatrick
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News article CommentThanks Helen I would be happy to share the process of identifying barriers alongside the other core elements of implementation such as stakeholder mapping, early signal indicators, etc. It's been really insightful working a country through the WHO IPC implementation steps and adapting them as per the implementation science recommendations. The steps for implementation remain important but making sense of the actual actions within each step has been insightful and there is a lot to share with others - soon. Claire
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News article CommentWell done on publishing the piece, where the work undertaken was one part of informing the new Scottish National Infection Prevention and Control Manual, chapter 2 transmission based precautions. Importantly I think, many like Wales, will want to further read the all of the background evidence as well as the useful "what's changed" and FAQs documents https://www.nipcm.hps.scot.nhs.uk/chapter-2-transmission-based-precautions-tbps/ Importantly, I have been working with Scotland ARHAI to interrogate how to effectively implement the recommendations in the guidance, using a proven approach from the science and applied to infection prevention. It would be great to further discussion the implementation barriers to such guidance - often this is the first step in mapping out effective implementation alongside the right stakeholders to do it. Claire Kilpatrick
