practitionerperceived
Practitionerperceived is a term used in evaluation and implementation research to describe the perceptions, judgments, and reports of practitioners about a program, intervention, policy, or practice. It concerns what practitioners believe about feasibility, usefulness, demand, practicality, and potential impact as experienced in real-world settings.
Although the term is a compound, in formal writing it is more common to encounter practitioner-perceived, practitioners’
Measurement and methods: Practitionerperceived constructs are typically assessed through surveys with Likert scales, structured interviews, or
Applications: In health care, education, and social services, practitionerperceived feasibility and acceptability inform decisions about adaptation,
Limitations: Practitioner perceptions can be biased by personal experience, organizational culture, and social desirability. They may
See also: Acceptability, Feasibility, Implementation science, Stakeholder engagement, Evaluation.