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Barriers to nurse innovation diffusion.
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In Figure 3, we position the different barriers in the nurse innovation-diffusion process. In addition, if it is clear a priori that market potential might be limited, market barriers also affect the likelihood that nurses continue with the development in an anticipatory manner (this secondary effect is visualized by the dotted lines in Figure 3).
Overview of the innovation and diffusion processes within Create4Care.
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Figure 4 provides a stylized overview of the innovation and diffusion processes used within Create4Care. These feedback loops are visualized at the bottom of Figure 4 as moving from the nurses, patients, and caregivers, to the students, nurses, and professionals that develop the innovations. Through their feedback, nurses and patients mainly contribute to the prototyping and clinical testing phases (see Figure 4).