What should the implementation toolkit contain?
AHRQ does not have examples of toolkit contents. Applications must describe the tools that are anticipated or projected to result from the implementation of a safe practice intervention. Each grantee and AHRQ will collaborate to develop a toolkit as one of each project’s many anticipated products. For example, toolkits could contain background materials that grantees used when performing their interventions. The background materials would serve to document or provide an audit trail of lessons learned, successes, and challenges; the history of the intervention; and how well it worked. The goal is to design a toolkit that can be transferred to and implemented at other institutions. Ideally, toolkits will extend past the utility of research reports or publications and enable AHRQ and its grantees to proactively put research into action.
