Context Compass Framework


⚠️ Please note that this framework is currently under development and is subject to change.

The Context Compass Framework is a unique framework that maps contextual factors to key phases in the implementation process. It describes contextual factors that may be impacting implementation processes and decisions in highly variable settings and in multiple types of systems. This framework helps you to navigate some of the more prominent contextual barriers and facilitators that may emerge as you progress through your implementation journey.


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    Figure specifications

    Figure concept by Drs. Sobia Khan, Maoliosa Donald, and Julia E. Moore.

    Figure development and design by Valentina Gastaldo


    How to cite this figure (APA Style)

    Khan, S., & Moore, J. E. (2023). Making context assessment manageable: how to slice and dice context in different ways. Implementation in Action Bulletin. Retrieved from https://thecenterforimplementation.com/toolbox/making-context-assessment-manageable

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