Conclusion
PCD
In line with the PCD, our results demonstrate the importance of the interplay of internal and external factors for implementation outcomes. We identified two types of configurations, The innovative potential of primary care practices has received comparatively little attention in the literature. The PCD provides a comprehensive framework to explore the change-enabling factors in primary care practices.Moreover, QCA allows the identification of configurations of factors associated with successful change. By applying both the PCD and QCA, we contributed to an understanding of the causally complex interactions of change-enabling factors in the primary care setting. In so doing, we exemplified the benefit of applying both the PCD and QCA to the study of primary care practices.