Table 2.

Measures of secondary process outcomes.

Secondary process outcomes			Baseline	6-8 weeks	3 months postpartum
Phase 1: quasi-experimental study
	Cost-effectiveness
		Women’s health service use, medication use (self-report and medical record)	X	X	X
		Women’s quality of life (For economic analysis-SF-12,SF-6D to calculate QALY)	X	X	X
		Costs related to hospital-based implementation (eg, computer access; time to manage referrals)			X
	Efficiency of intervention (% of women with psychosocial assessment, referral, and care; self-report and medical record)		X	X	X
	Utility of intervention (1 question asked at the end of each CBT exercise: “This exercise was useful to me” with 4 response options of I strongly agree, I somewhat agree, I somewhat disagree, I strongly disagree; 1 question asked at the end of each CBT module: “The information in this module was useful to me” with same response options)		X	X
	Usability of intervention (1 question asked at the end of each CBT exercise: “This exercise was clear and easy to understand” with response options; 2 questions asked at the end of each module: “The information in this module was clear and easy to understand” and “It was easy to work through the module [for example, it was easy for me to get from 1 part to the other, easy to find what I needed]” with same response options)		X	X
	Acceptability
		Web-based psychosocial assessment (1 question at end of completing ANRQ-R: “I would recommend a Web-based approach to asking about emotional health to a pregnant friend” with 4 response options of I strongly agree, I somewhat agree, I somewhat disagree, I strongly disagree)	X
		CBT (1 question at end of each CBT module: “I would recommend this module to a pregnant friend who was struggling with stress, depression, or anxiety” with 4 response options of I strongly agree, I somewhat agree, I somewhat disagree, I strongly disagree)	X	X
	Overall assessment (2 open-ended questions at the end of every CBT module: “The thing I liked most about this module was...” and “The thing I liked least about this module was...”)		X	X
Phase 2: qualitative descriptive study
	Efficiency (providers’ views of the efficiency of the intervention in facilitating referrals and care; women’s views on access to timely care)				X
	Utility (providers’ views on the usefulness of the intervention in promoting mental health assessment, providing guidance on referral/treatment; aiding referral process; women’s views of how useful the modules were in meeting their needs)				X
	Usability (women’s views of how easy/difficult the modules were to navigate)				X
	Feasibility (providers’ views of feasibility of the integrated intervention in their setting; women’s views of the feasibility of doing the modules; Google Analytics such as % women accessing CBT within 2 weeks postassessment; % women accessing each CBT module within 1-2 weeks; % completion of all 6 CBT modules; % completion of CBT modules within 8 weeks)				X
	Acceptability (providers’ views; women’s views)				X