Monitoring and evaluating an implementation strategy aimed at improving interprofessional collaboration in community-based fall prevention: a mixed-methods study

This study identified four key themes influencing the implementation process and impact of a multifaceted implementation strategy aimed at improving IPC among HSCPs in community-based fall prevention: network building, team dynamics, coordination and implementation dynamics. Monitoring and evaluation are crucial for identifying the specific activities needed to effectively implement interventions in real-world settings. Given the complexity of implementation processes and ongoing contextual changes, continuous adjustments are necessary. An iterative monitoring and evaluation approach, as used in this study, enables these adaptations and maximizes real-world impact.