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Table 4 The iceberg model of the organizational culture with study outcomes and data sources defined. The SAVE-method illustrating the practice and the implementation strategy and context illustrating the underlying determinants enabling the implementation of the SAVE-method

From: A hybrid type I, multi-center randomized controlled trial to study the implementation of a method for Sustained cord circulation And VEntilation (the SAVE-method) of late preterm and term neonates: a study protocol

 

Questions

Outcomes

Data sources

SAVE-method

(Intact cord resuscitation)

Is the SAVE-method clinically effective for the neonate?

Cardiovascular stability and recovery after asphyxia

Neurodevelopment after resuscitation

Attachment/Bonding patterns after resuscitation

(for complete list of clinical outcomes see www.clinicaltrials.gov)

Analysis of clinical routine data

Postnatal surveys (ASQ) with parents at 4 and 12 months of age

Analysis of clinical data from examination of psycho-motor development at 2 and 5.5 years of age

Postnatal surveys on:

breastfeeding (BSES) at 2, 4 and 6 months of age

parental bonding at 2 and 6 months of age

How do parents experience the SAVE-method?

Acceptability

Postnatal surveys with parents after birth

Individual interviews (qualitative study III and IV)

What are the attitudes and beliefs regarding cord clamping among different professionals present in the resuscitation situation?

Acceptability

Surveys with staff

What is current cord-clamping practice in standard care?

Acceptability, Adoption

Surveys with midwives and obstetricians

What are the experiences of ICR among staff in the labor- and neonatal units?

Acceptability

Implementation surveys with staff

Individual interviews (qualitative study I and II)

Is the SAVE-method applied by staff?

Adoption

Implementation surveys with staff

What are the barriers and facilitators for using the SAVE-method?

Adoption

Implementation surveys with staff

Implementation strategies

Is staff participating in training incentives?

Fidelity of implementation strategy

Implementation surveys with staff

Is the SAVE-method applied by staff?

Fidelity of the intervention (the SAVE-method)

Analysis of recruitment rate and cord clamping time registered for infants requiring resuscitation

Is staff adhering to the study protocol?

Fidelity of the intervention (the SAVE-method)

Risk-based monitoring of study database

Is staff comfortable with the training provided and instructions received?

Fidelity of implementation strategy

Implementation surveys with staff

Context

How is the organizational readiness level?

Acceptability

Surveys with staff

How are resource levels?

Acceptability

Surveys with managers in the labor and neonatal unit

How are the health service level?

Safety, effectiveness, timeliness, and equity

Analysis of adverse events, cord clamping time and socio-demographics of participants

Equipment/setting/room

Acceptability

Surveys with managers in the labor and neonatal unit