Table 1.

Characteristics of the identified frameworks.

Authors	Year	Title	Journal	Included in Analysis	Details
Bauman A.E., Nelson D.E., Pratt M., Matsudo V., Schoeppe S. [18]	2006	Dissemination of physical activity evidence, programs, policies, and surveillance in the international public health arena	American Journal of Preventive Medicine	No	A six-step framework for understanding the attributes of successful international dissemination.
Cooley L., Kohl R. [30] -identified in gray literature search-	2006	Scaling up—from vision to large-scale change: a management framework for practitioners	Washington, DC: Management Systems International	No	The Scaling Up Management Framework provides 3 steps with 10 tasks for scaling up from the discipline of “strategic management”.
Baker E.L. [16]	2010	Taking programs to scale: a phased approach to expanding proven interventions	Journal of Public Health Management and Practice	No	A 5-phase approach that provides tasks—e.g., for clarity of roles and responsibilities during the process.
World Health Organization [11] -identified in gray literature search-	2010	Nine steps for developing a scaling-up strategy	WHO Press, World Health Organization	Yes	A 9-step guide intended for program managers and others planning to scale up successfully tested interventions.
Yamey G. [22]	2011	Scaling up global health interventions: a proposed framework for success	PLoS Medicine	Yes	Success factors for scaling up were grouped into six categories that apply to represent different components of the scaling up process.
Milat A.J., King L., Bauman A.E., Redman S. [21]	2013	The concept of scalability: increasing the scale and potential adoption of health promotion interventions into policy and practice	Health Promotion International	No	Intervention and research design factors that have the potential to “scale up” interventions.
Barker P.M., Reid A., Schall M.W. [17]	2016	A framework for scaling up health interventions: lessons from large-scale improvement initiatives in Africa	Implementation Science: IS	No	The framework describes a sequence of activities required to fully implement a program at scale, the mechanisms that facilitate adoption, and the underlying factors and support systems.
Milat A.J., Newson R., King L., Rissel C., Wolfenden L., Bauman A., et al. [20]	2016	A guide to scaling up population health interventions	Public Health Research & Practice	No	The practical framework includes 4 steps to assist, for example, health policy makers in scaling up effective population health interventions and to help design research studies.
Reis R.S., Salvo D., Ogilvie D., Lambert E.V., Goenka S., Brownson R.C., Lancet Physical Activity Series 2 Executive Committee [10]	2016	Scaling up physical activity interventions worldwide: stepping up to larger and smarter approaches to get people moving	The Lancet	Yes	Scaling-up specific adaptation of the RE-AIM framework to improve efforts to develop, implement, and evaluate physical activity interventions.
Koorts H., Eakin E., Estabrooks P., Timperio A., Salmon J., Bauman A. [31].	2018	Implementation and scale up of population physical activity interventions for clinical and community settings: the PRACTIS guide	The International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity	Yes	This framework provides 4 iterative steps for effectively planning the implementation and scaling up of physical activity interventions.
Fagan A.A., Bumbarger B.K., Barth R.P., Bradshaw C.P., Cooper B.R., Supplee L.H., Walker D.K. [19].	2019	Scaling up evidence-based interventions in US public systems to prevent behavioral health problems: Challenges and opportunities	Prevention Science	No	This framework identified a set of factors that affect scaling up in 5 public systems and provides actions needed to significantly increase scaling up.
Nguyen D.T.K., McLaren L., Oelke N.D., McIntyre L. [32].	2020	Developing a framework to inform scale-up success for population health interventions: a critical interpretive synthesis of the literature	Global Health Research and Policy	Yes	3 phases, 11 actions and 4 key components for scaling up were identified by this framework.