INTERVENTION AND
STUDY PROTOCOL

Aim of WP1 is to develop cross-country detailed and work plan, the instruments, and questionnaires for the Magnet4Europe intervention. This work package also relates to the pairing and randomizing hospitals in an intervention and control group.

Led by University of Pennsylvania

TWINNING AND LEARNING COLLABORATIVE

Objective of WP2 is to twin European with Magnet® recognized hospitals and to create an interactive learning community using a software platform by Meplis specifically designed for this purpose.


Led by University College Cork

DATA COLLECTION MANAGEMENT
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Main objectives of WP3 include the development of the data management plan and the installation of the software platforms "Care Monitor" for data collection and "Meplis Campus" for participating hospitals.

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Led by Meplis NV

INTERVENTION MONITORING AND EVALUATION

Aim of WP4 is to evaluate the intervention process and to explore barriers and enablers of implementation and experiences of the change process by means of qualitative data.

Led by Karolinska Institutet

DATA INTEGRATION AND ANALYSIS

As part of WP5 an analysis plan with accompanying data dictionary for health care worker, patient, and cost data will be created.



Led by Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

EVIDENCE
SYNTHESIS

WP6 seeks to facilitate the production of a coherent and accessible body of scientific research and establish practices and procedures that support widespread and effective dissemination and knowledge transfer.

Led by University of Southampton

IMPACT, EXPLOITATION, AND TRANSFERIBILITY

WP7 deals with the dissemination and exploitation of results and the communication during the course of the study in order to maximize impact of the project.

Led by Technische Universität Berlin

PROJECT
MANAGEMENT

WP8 responsible for setting up an effective management structure and implementing management procedures addressing the needs of all partners involved in Magnet4Europe.

Led by Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

ETHICS
REQUIREMENTS

WP9 aims to ensure compliance with ethical requirements throughout the course of the project.



Led by Katholieke Universiteit Leuven