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. 2020 May 7;27(6):946–956. doi: 10.1093/jamia/ocaa041

Table 2.

Proportion of mobile health intervention on DSMES reporting RE-AIM framework dimensions and components (n = 20)

Dimension and componenta Proportion (%) Notes
Reach
 Methods to identify target population 100
 Inclusion criteria 100
 Exclusion criteria 94.4
 Sample size 100 Median sample size = 140 (range, 32-427)
 Participation rate 70 Median rate 83% (range, 5.7%-100%)
 Representativeness 0
Efficacy/effectiveness
 Measures/results at least 1 follow-up 100
 Intention-to-treat analysis utilized 45
 Satisfactionb or potential negative outcomes 25
 Attrition 14.8 Median attrition rate 15% (range, 2%-35%)
 Qualitive methods to measure efficacy/effectiveness 50
Adoption
 Description of intervention locationc 90
 Description of staff who delivered the programc 0
 Method to identify staff who delivered the intervention 0
 Level of expertise of delivery agent 45
 Inclusion/exclusion criteria of delivery agent or setting 5.5 (setting); 0 (staff)
 Adoption rate of delivery agent or setting 0
Implementation
 Intervention duration and frequency 100 Median follow-up 4.5 months, (range, 3-22 months)
 Extent protocol delivered as intended 30
 Measures of cost of implementation 15 2 studies reported monetary cost, 1 study reported time cost
Maintenance
 Assessed outcomes ≥6 mo postintervention 5
 Indicators of program level maintenance 0
 Measures of cost of maintenance 0
  Program adopted in other setting/populations 20

DSMES: diabetes self-management education and support; RE-AIM: Reach, Efficacy/Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance.

a

Components were derived from a reliable extraction tool.19–21,24

b

Components were included to ensure relevancy with the mobile health interventions.

c

Components were informed by other RE-AIM framework reviews of health behavior interventions.22,36