Table 4.

Reporting on Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance (RE-AIM) outcomes for health IT (HIT) targeting cancer screening in primary care.

RE-AIM domains	Data charted	Cancer screening type
		Colorectal cancer	Breast cancer	Cervical cancer
Reach	Was the number of targeted staff or patients for HIT-based intervention reported	Higha	High	High
Effectiveness	Did the HIT tools show positive results in the cancer screening intervention	High	Moderate	High
Adoption	Rate of HIT adoption	Low	Moderate	Low
Implementation	Barriers, facilitators, and implementation strategies used related to HIT	Moderate	Low	Low
Maintenance	Was the sustainment of HIT adoption measured	Low	Low	Low

^aLow: <25% of the included studies for each cancer screening type category, moderate: 25% to 50% of the included studies for each cancer screening type category, and high: >50% of the included studies for each cancer screening type category. Percentages were calculated with respect to the included studies for each cancer screening type category.