Table 1 Definitions of the constructs from the innovation domain in the updated Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) [9]. The construct definitions are adapted to AI as an innovation to be adopted into the organisation
Innovation domain | |
|---|---|
Construct name | Construct definition The degree to which: |
Innovation source | The group that developed and/or visibly sponsored use of AI is reputable, credible, and/or trustworthy |
Innovation evidence base | The AI innovation has robust evidence supporting its effectiveness |
Innovation relative advantage | The AI innovation is better than other available innovations or current practice |
Innovation adaptability | The AI innovation can be modified, tailored, or refined to fit local context or needs |
Innovation trialability | The AI innovation can be tested or piloted on a small scale and can be retracted if necessary |
Innovation complexity | The AI innovation is complicated; which may be reflected by its scope and/or the nature and number of the connections and steps involved in the process |
Innovation design | The AI innovation is well-designed and well-packaged, including how it is assembled, bundled, and presented |
Innovation cost | The AI innovation purchase and operating costs are affordable |