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A Framework for the Study of Complex mHealth Interventions in Diverse Cultural Settings
In line with Bumbarger and Perkins [28], we wanted to document the unanticipated issues and distinguish between “innovation” (skilled implementers actively attempting to make an intervention better fit their population or setting) and “drift” (unintentional shortcomings arising from barriers to full implementation) [12].
The research team anticipated the possibility of emerging elements that should be examined in a process that may not have been obvious during implementation planning.
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2017;5(4):e47
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