Table 2 Interview guide based on selected CFIR constructs
Intervention characteristics |
 Adaptability |
  What do you think it will take to deliver a 5-session structured cognitive-behavioral intervention in the integrated primary care setting? |
  What are your concerns about this? Do you think it will work, or not work? What do you think you need to make a 5-session cognitive behavioral therapy intervention work? |
Outer setting |
 Patient needs and resources |
  How well do you think a cognitive behavioral therapy skills intervention would meet the needs of the individuals served by your organization? |
  How well do you think a brief PTSD intervention would meet the needs of the individuals served by your organization? |
  What barriers do you think the individuals served by your organization might face in order to participate in the intervention? |
Inner setting |
 Compatibility |
  How do you think a 5-session cognitive behavioral therapy intervention fits in with your organization? |
   How does the intervention potentially NOT fit? |
  When thinking about a 5-session cognitive behavioral therapy intervention, how well do you think this might fit in with your organization’s current work flow processes? |
   Does it fit with the way you currently deliver care (for example, your collaborative care model)? |
   What are some issues or complications that you think may arise? |
aCharacteristics of individuals |
 Knowledge and beliefs about the intervention |
  What do you know about this brief PTSD intervention? |
   Of these things that you know, what makes you think that this intervention will work, or not work, in your setting? |
  How do you feel about the intervention being used in your setting? |
   How do you feel about the goal of implementing the intervention in your setting? |
   When you first think about this brief PTSD intervention, what are the first thoughts or feelings that you have about it? |
 Self-efficacy |
  How confident are you that you will be able to use the intervention? |
   What gives you that level of confidence (or lack of confidence)? |