Table 1.

Domains of the RE-AIM framework and relevant outcomes reported in the current study.

Adapted from the RE-AIM framework [12, 13]

Domain	Outcome
Reach	Clinician role Practice geographical location and type Time per exercise physiology session Financial cost per exercise physiology session Client demographics: age, body mass index, geographical location, referral source and medical conditions Frequency of exercise physiology service provision Barriers relating to offering telehealth to clients
Efficacy	Treatment-related serious adverse events: any untoward medical occurrence associated with treatment that results in death is life-threatening or requires hospitalisation Non-treatment-related serious adverse events: any untoward medical occurrence not associated with treatment that results in death is life-threatening or requires hospitalisation Treatment-related non-serious adverse events: any untoward medical occurrence associated with treatment that is not deemed a serious adverse event Non-treatment non-serious adverse events: any untoward medical occurrence not associated with treatment that is not deemed a serious adverse event
Adoption	Number of clinicians that provided services Service delivery hours per week per clinician
Implementation	Delivery method utilised: asynchronous/synchronous Delivery platforms utilised Services provided Client hardware preferences Additional resources utilised Barriers relating to client acceptance Rate of treatment completion
Maintenance	Not evaluated