Impact: effect of diagnostic test implementation on public health or patient-oriented outcomes | |
Performance: operational characteristics of diagnostic tests in relation to sensitivity, specificity, predictive values, and concordance with other tests | |
Acceptability: patient’s and provider’s perceptions of a diagnostic test being satisfactory | |
Adoption: intention, decision, or action to use a diagnostic test intervention | |
Appropriateness: perception of how well the diagnostic intervention meets the needs in a specific context | |
Feasibility: the extent to which the diagnostic intervention can be successfully used in a specific context | |
Fidelity: to what degree the diagnostic intervention was implemented as originally planned | |
Cost: monetary effort of the use of a diagnostic intervention in a specific context | |
Penetration: to what extent the diagnostic intervention reached the expected users | |
Sustainability: to what extent the diagnostic intervention is maintained or institutionalized |