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. 2023 Oct 3;7:e46491. doi: 10.2196/46491

Table 1.

Access, Alignment, Connection, Care, and Scalability (AACCS) responses and implementation outcomes for patients and clinicians at Center for Early Detection Assessment and Response to Risk (CEDAR) and Advancing Services for Psychosis Integration and Recovery (ASPIRE).


CEDAR ASPIRE Total

Patients Clinicians Patients Clinicians
AACCS, mean (SD; range)

Access 5.66 (0.5; 1-7) 6.33 (0.94; 1-7) 6.66 (0.47; 1-7) 6 (0; 1-7) 6.16 (0.36; 1-7)

Connection 5.25 (1.25; 1-7) 5.66 (1.41; 1-7) 6.5 (0.5; 1-7) 5.33 (0.57; 1-7) 5.69 (0.49; 1-7)

Sustainability 6.5 (0.5; 1-7) 6.33 (0.47; 1-7) 6 (0; 1-7) 5 (0; 1-7) 5.96 (0.58; 1-7)
Acceptabilitya, mean (SD; range)

Requirements b 2.67 (1.25; 0-4) 3 (0; 0-4) 2.85 (1.09; 0-4)

Appeal 2.67 (0.24; 0-4) 2.75 (0.43; 0-4) 2.71 (0.21; 0-4)

Openness 2.83 (0.24; 0-4) 2.25 (0.43; 0-4) 2.54 (0.32; 0-4)

Divergence 0.92 (0.31; 0-4) 2 (0; 0-4) 1.46 (0.54; 0-4)
Adoption or penetration (percentage of patients or clinicians informed about the app who used it), n/N (%) 2/5 (40) 2/5 (40) 3/3 (100) 2/4 (50) 9/17 (53)
Appropriatenessc, mean (SD; range) 3.16 (0.69; 1-5) 3.5 (0.5; 1-5) 3.66 (0.47; 1-5) 3.32 (0.6; 1-5)
Sustainability (post–1-month survey, “Will you continue to use as part of treatment?”), n/N (%) 2/2 (100) 1/2 (50) 0/1 (0) 1/1 (100) 4/6 (67)

aAcceptability measured by the Evidence-Based Practice Attitude Scale.

bNot available.

cAppropriateness measured by Counselor Assessments of Training and Adoption Barriers.