Implementing pelvic floor muscle training for women with pelvic organ prolapse: a realist evaluation of different delivery models

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Purva Abhyankar
Joyce Wilkinson
Karen Berry
Sarah Wane
Isabelle Uny
Patricia Aitchison
Edward Duncan
Eileen Calveley
Helen Mason
Karen Guerrero
Douglas Tincello
Doreen McClurg
Andrew Elders
Suzanne Hagen
Margaret Maxwell
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[1] University of Stirling,Faculty of Health Sciences and Sport
[2] University of Stirling,Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health Professions Research Unit
[3] Stirling Innovation Park,Department of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation
[4] University of Northumbria,Yunus Centre for Social Business and Health
[5] Glasgow Caledonian University,Department of Health Sciences
[6] Queen Elizabeth University Hospital,Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health Professions Research Unit
[7] University of Leicester,undefined
[8] Centre for Medicine,undefined
[9] Glasgow Caledonian University,undefined
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Implementation science; Realist evaluation; Prolapse; Context; Pelvic floor muscle training; Health service delivery; Role expansion; Inter-professional working; Professional identity;
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