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. 2018 Apr 13;18:498. doi: 10.1186/s12889-018-5403-z

Table 1.

Measurement of RE-AIM constructs

RE-AIM element Definition Data sources
Reach • The extent to which populations at risk for obesity participated in the study
• The extent to which the population included in the study reflects the target population.
• Demographics from participant surveys prior to study participation
• U.S. Census Bureau Data
Effectiveness • The impact of participation in the program on health behaviors. • Pre-post survey data from participants, measuring 1) behavior change techniques, 2) strategies for healthy behaviors, and 3) healthy behaviors.
Adoption • The extent to which target settings (i.e., Parks and Recreation departments) participated in the program • Pre-program assessment using key-informant interviews and survey data from local Parks and Recreation staff.
Implementation • The fidelity to the specific components of the intervention protocol • Completion of on-site and web-based interventionist training
• Directly observed fidelity of intervention delivery (video recorded)
• Program Attendance
Maintenance—organizational level • The extent to which organizations sustained the program after grant funding was complete • Assessment of partner commitment to continue program implementation
Maintenance—individual level • The extent to which individuals maintained behavior change after the intervention was complete • Key-informant interviews with program participants 3 months after the study