Table 1.

RE-AIM Evaluation of Healthy Together

RE-AIM Dimensions	Measures	Data Sources
REACH
To what extent did HT reach the target population?	Organization level: • Types of families served by participating organizations Individual level: • Estimated attendance at HT • Extent to which HT participants reflect target population	• Director interviews • HT implementation summary • Survey data (participants) • Census data
EFFECTIVENESS
How well did HT program achieve intended outcomes?	• Knowledge of healthy eating and physical activity as a result of HT (caregivers) • Healthy eating and physical activity behavior as a result of HT (caregivers, youth, children 7–12 yrs) • Perceived impact on wellbeing (caregivers, youth, children 7–12 yrs) • Perceived impact on social connections within families and community (caregivers, youth) • Perceptions of HT acceptability (caregivers, youth, children 7–12 yrs) • Facilitator feedback on HT program	• Participant surveys • HT Facilitator surveys
ADOPTION
What setting level factors influenced initiation and integration HT into core service programs?	• Enablers and challenges to initiating/ integrating HT in core service programs • Perceptions of ease of using the program tools and resources to implement HT	• Facilitator survey • Director interviews
IMPLEMENTATION
To what extent was HT delivered as intended?	• Consistency related to delivering core components of HT in core services • Factors influencing ability to implement HT program as intended • Types of adaptations for settings and to meet needs of participants	• Facilitator surveys • Director interviews • Implementation summary
MAINTAINANCE
To what extent are organizations continuing to offer HT?  How has offering HT influenced policy and practice?	• Number of organizations continuing or with plans to continue offering HT • Enablers and challenges to HT program maintenance at 6-month follow-up • Policy and/or practice changes to support healthy lifestyles because of HT	• Director interviews • Implementation summary