Qualitative study explores factors influencing adoption and continued use of Mississauga Health SCOPE by primary care providers, suggesting improvements for implementation.
Key Points
The aim is to explore why primary care providers adopt or drop the Mississauga Health SCOPE and what drives ongoing use.
Semi-structured interviews conducted via Zoom with 29 stakeholders, including primary care providers, internal medicine physicians, and project team members.
Inductive data analysis applying Proctor's Adoption and Sustainability concepts.
Identified seven themes impacting adoption and sustained use, including awareness and perceived usability.
Providers noted the broken healthcare system and service misalignment as barriers.
Successful implementation depends on clinician support, understanding of new tools, and willingness to adapt.