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As an implementation facilitator for Telerehabilitation, I would use a multi-faceted approach to target key stakeholders’ awareness, knowledge, attitudes, and intentions to integrate the new intervention. First, I would organize informational sessions and workshops to educate stakeholders about Telerehabilitation’s benefits, evidence, and practical aspects. Creating tailored communication materials, such as brochures and videos, highlighting success stories and case studies would reinforce positive attitudes. Engaging stakeholders through interactive Q&A sessions and involving them in pilot projects could foster a sense of ownership and commitment.

To target the motivation and capability of individuals and organizations, I would implement capacity-building strategies such as training programs and continuous professional development opportunities focused on Telerehabilitation. Providing technical support and resources, including user-friendly guides and troubleshooting assistance, would enhance capability. Additionally, establishing a support network or community of practice among practitioners can facilitate knowledge exchange and peer support, maintaining motivation. Regular feedback and recognition of early adopters’ successes can further incentivize engagement.

Reflecting on peers’ posts, I notice similar strategies emphasizing education, stakeholder engagement, and capacity-building, though some may differ in specific tactics based on their organizational contexts and resources. Comparing these approaches can provide valuable insights for refining our implementation strategies.