CFIR >> Adoption
Adoption is defined as the intention, initial decision, or action to try or employ an innovation or evidence-based practice. Adoption also may be referred to as “uptake.” (Proctor et. al., 2011)
To see the head-to-head comparisons of the evidence-based assessment rating profiles for the instruments listed below, please  click on  the  image  below.
The measures repository is currently under construction. Please check back mid-September 2019 for the results from our team’s revised Implementation Outcomes review.
Adoption of Smoking Cessation Expert System

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Adoption of the Principles of Effectiveness Survey

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ASE Determinants Questionnaire

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Barwick Measure of Adoption of Research

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BBI Intent Measure

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Buckley Stages of Change Tool

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Cook Measure of Adoption

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David Cpp Adoption Measure

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Evidence-based Practice Attitudes Scale

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Himelhoch Measure of Tobacco Cessation Intervention Utilization

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Kelly Intention to Adopt Ebp Measure

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Knowledge Exchange Outcomes Tool

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Knowledge Utilization Questionnaire

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Moore & Benbasat Adoption of Information Technology Innovation Measure

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Prevention Program Assessment

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Ruzek Measure

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Sftrc Course Evaluation

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Tcu Workshop Evaluation Form

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The Loci Feasibility, Acceptability, Utility Scale

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Walitzer Measure of Adoption Stages

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Williams Intention to Adopt Measure

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Workshop Assessment Follow-Up Form

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