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Table 1 Classification schemes of KT interventions that were not recommended for use

From: Classification schemes for knowledge translation interventions: a practical resource for researchers

Article

Purpose of Classification Scheme

Area of Application

Citationsa

Quality Scoreb

Rationale for Not Recommending

Cohen 2000 [13]

To outline and clarify the content of preventative interventions

STD/HIV prevention

27

3

Low scores across all domains, modification of existing tool with minimal detail on development

Dolan 2010 [14]

To shape policy maker behaviour

Policy

254

4

Poor rigour of development; does not seem useful for researchers

Embry 2008 [15]

To provide a database repository of evidence-based units of behavioural influence

Parenting, school, & public health behaviour

88

4

Poor rigour of development and applicability, not intended as a development document, creates a care-focused sample

Geller 1990 [16]

To outline a conceptual framework for traffic safety, especially use of seat belts

Injury prevention

51

3

Complex and outdated; poor rigour of development, applicability and KU involvement

Goel 1996 [17]

To outline influences on retail pharmacies in developing countries

Pharmacy behaviours

114

3

Low scores in rigour of development, applicability, and editorial independence

Hardeman 2000 [18]

To describe behaviour change programmes

Population/ public health

178

2

Low scores for scope and purpose, stakeholder/KU involvement, aspects of rigour, and applicability

Perdue 2005 [19]

To describe different legal strategies for chronic disease prevention

Policy & public health

17

3

Low scores in areas of rigour of development and applicability

Reisman 2005 [20]

To provide a taxonomy for transfer of technology

Technology transfer

36

3

Low scores in rigour of development, applicability, and editorial independence

West 2006 [21]

To review tobacco control strategies

Behaviour change

28

2

Low scores for scope and purpose, stakeholder/KU involvement, aspects of rigour, and applicability

  1. aNumber of citations for each article via title search in Scopus
  2. bQuality score is the overall adapted AGREE II score, reached by consensus between two researchers