Table 1.
Operationalization of intervention fidelity.
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Study design control | Ensure that the intervention is consistent with the theoretical propositions of the Health Promoting Behavior. | The content of the study will be validated by experts to determine consistency between the active ingredients and the proposed theoretical component. | |||
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Interventionist training | Ensure that the intervention is delivered in accordance with the protocol. | A course on dengue will be held and nurse training will be provided. | |||
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Delivery of the intervention | To reduce variability in the application of the intervention. | The intervention will be delivered by a trained nurse and performance will be verified. Development of the intervention protocol manual, with standardized educational material. | |||
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Treatment exposure | Ensure that all adults receive the intervention on equal terms. | Provide the intervention to all participants as defined in the intervention protocol manual: frequency, dosage, duration, delivery method, and sequence. | |||
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Treatment reception | Verify the appropriation and use of the active components of the intervention: educational, behavioral, and attitudinal support. | At the end of each session, there will be a space for feedback, review of key points, and commitments. | |||
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Follow-up of treatment compliance | Verify the implementation of health promoting behavior. | Face-to-face and telephone sessions will be held to provide feedback on the proposed objectives to achieve health-promoting behavior. | |||