CFIR constructs and definitions.

Table 2 shows the CFIR constructs relevant to our study. The five domains of the CFIR apply to the following specific aspects of implementation of the electronic register. Firstly, intervention characteristics refer to the features of the electronic register. Secondly, outer setting refers to the organisations and the relationships between organisations that influence implementation. In this case these include the provincial and district Departments of Health, the developers of the electronic register (CIDER), and the partner implementer (Anova). Thirdly, the inner setting includes the facility as well as the staff, which overlaps with the fourth, individual characteristics of those involved in implementation. Lastly, the process refers to the activities that comprise the implementation of the electronic register.CFIR constructs and definitions.