A review of web-based toolkits for health and care design and improvement: preliminary results

We reviewed 36 web-based toolkits supporting health and care design and improvement and identified five classification dimensions: novelty (novel or established tools), scope (specialised or generic), origin (research- or practice-based), motivation for use (risk reduction or benefit enhancement), and application level (individual or group use). We also identified five types of toolkit developers and seven end-user roles. Most toolkits were generic and practice-based, developed by commercial or academic actors, targeted at practitioners and leaders, and supported both individual and group use.