Application of the consolidated framework for implementation research to facilitate violence screening in HIV care settings: A review of the literature

PURPOSE OF REVIEW: This review summarizes the literature on violence screening practices within HIV care settings globally as well as identified salient multi-level barriers and facilitators for adopting and implementing violence screening within HIV care. We utilized the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR) to systematically identify multi-level factors related to violence screening within HIV services. RECENT FINDINGS: Across the 15 articles included, several highly salient CFIR constructs emerged as particularly relevant for violence screening adoption and implementation within HIV including inner setting factors, outer setting factors, as well as select constructs specific to characteristics of the violence screening process, the individuals charged with screening, and violence screening execution. This review underscores the importance of considering CFIR constructs to bolster successful violence screening implementation in HIV care settings. We describe several potential implementation strategies to overcome the most salient barriers identified across this limited body of summarized research.

• Epidemiology and Determinants of Health
  • Determinants of Health
• Determinants of Health
  • Abuse
• Population(s)
  • Women
  • General HIV+ population
  • General HIV- population
• Testing
  • Testing