Abstract
Review question/objective
This systematic review seeks to:
1. Identify and synthesise relevant international evidence on the factors or facilitators that support the implementation of interventions aimed at improving chronic disease (CD) care for Indigenous people within the primary health care (PHC) setting; and
2. Identify and synthesise relevant international evidence on the factors or obstacles that inhibit the implementation of interventions aimed at improving CD care for Indigenous people within the PHC setting.
The specific purpose of this review is to systematically examine the scientific literature in order to examine factors that facilitate and/or inhibit the implementation of interventions aimed at improving primary health care provided to Indigenous patients with chronic disease. More specifically, to fully encompass the factors of interest, the questions asked by this review are:
• What attitudes, beliefs, expectations, understandings, perceptions, experiences and knowledge of Indigenous communities support (facilitators) or inhibit (barriers) the implementation of interventions aimed at improving CD care for Indigenous people within the PHC setting?
• What attitudes, beliefs, expectations, understandings, perceptions, experiences and knowledge of health care providers support (facilitators) or inhibit (barriers) the implementation of interventions aimed at improving CD care for Indigenous people within the PHC setting?
• What attitudes, beliefs, expectations, understandings, perceptions, experiences and knowledge of policy and decision makers support (facilitators) or inhibit (barriers) the implementation of interventions aimed at improving CD care for Indigenous people within the PHC setting?
This systematic review seeks to:
1. Identify and synthesise relevant international evidence on the factors or facilitators that support the implementation of interventions aimed at improving chronic disease (CD) care for Indigenous people within the primary health care (PHC) setting; and
2. Identify and synthesise relevant international evidence on the factors or obstacles that inhibit the implementation of interventions aimed at improving CD care for Indigenous people within the PHC setting.
The specific purpose of this review is to systematically examine the scientific literature in order to examine factors that facilitate and/or inhibit the implementation of interventions aimed at improving primary health care provided to Indigenous patients with chronic disease. More specifically, to fully encompass the factors of interest, the questions asked by this review are:
• What attitudes, beliefs, expectations, understandings, perceptions, experiences and knowledge of Indigenous communities support (facilitators) or inhibit (barriers) the implementation of interventions aimed at improving CD care for Indigenous people within the PHC setting?
• What attitudes, beliefs, expectations, understandings, perceptions, experiences and knowledge of health care providers support (facilitators) or inhibit (barriers) the implementation of interventions aimed at improving CD care for Indigenous people within the PHC setting?
• What attitudes, beliefs, expectations, understandings, perceptions, experiences and knowledge of policy and decision makers support (facilitators) or inhibit (barriers) the implementation of interventions aimed at improving CD care for Indigenous people within the PHC setting?
Original language | English |
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Pages (from-to) | 299-311 |
Journal | JBI Database of Systematic Reviews and Implementation Reports |
Volume | 11 |
Issue number | 7 |
Publication status | Published or Issued - Jul 2013 |