Table 2.

Multilevel constituent perceptions of use of a virtual platform to deliver UC DPP across RE-AIM domains.

RE-AIM Domains	Perceptions (+, −)	Participants (n = 42)	Coordinators (n = 18)	Leaders (n = 8)
Reach	+		Increased retention	Increased Availability Accessibility
	−	Increased attrition	Increased attrition
Effectiveness	+
	−	Reduced: Interactions with group members and facilitator Accountability Visibility Feedback Increased: Distractions Obstacles	Reduced: Momentum Peer support Accountability Engagement Increased: Awkwardness	Reduced: Interaction among participants Visibility Increased: Interruptions
Adoption	+
	−	Competing demands during pandemic Had to purchase scale	Competing demands during pandemic	Reduced participants’ effort to be visible
Implementation	+	Easier than in-person Helped to stay connected with others
	−	Problems with: Zoom fatigue Scheduling challenges Competing demands Technical issues Low digital literacy Accountability	Problems with: Zoom fatigue Feeling limited in what UC DPP could provide Difficulties collecting participant data
Maintenance	+
	−			Concerns about lack of long-term funding