Table 3.

Components of process evaluation of intervention to improve healthcare access to migrants.

Component	Description
Recruitment	Attracting stakeholders, including representatives of migrants and host communities, non-governmental organizations, health personnel from municipal corporation, religious leaders in community, and local politicians for developing and implementing intervention
Maintenance	Keeping stakeholders involved in the program design and implementation
Stakeholders’ role	Role played by stakeholders in design and implementation of intervention
Context	Aspects of the environment of an intervention
Resources	Human, financial, and material resources contributed by which are necessary to attain project goals
Implementation	The extent to which the program is implemented as designed by stakeholders
Reach	The extent to which the program contacts or is received by the targeted group (migrants)
Barriers	Problems encountered in implementing various intervention components
Exposure	The extent to which participants view or read the materials that reached them
Contamination	The extent to which participants receive interventions from outside the program and the extent to which the control group receives the treatment

Modified from Baranowski and Stables (27).