Russell E. Glasgow|Sandy Askew|Peyton Purcell|Erica Levine|Erica T. Warner|Kurt C. Stange|Graham A. Colditz|Gary G. Bennett
Use of RE-AIM to address health inequities: Application in a low-income community health center-based weight loss and hypertension self-management program
National Cancer Institute|Duke University|Duke Institute for Health Innovation|National Cancer Institute|Duke Institute for Health Innovation|Duke University|Harvard University|University Hospitals Case Medical Center|Washington University in St. Louis|Duke Institute for Health Innovation|Duke University
health inequities well documented helpful frameworks understand health disparities implementation frameworks also needed focus design evaluation reporting interventions targeting populations increased riskdescribe reaim framework reach effectiveness adoption implementation maintenance used purposes illustrate application context randomized pragmatic weightloss hypertension selfmanagement interventionreaim used plan evaluate fit well program urban community health center patientsthe reaim framework helped focus attention produce high rates adoption reach implementation rates varied across components weight losses statistically significant clinically significant robust across variety patient characteristics program relatively low cost individual weight losses blood pressure reductions maintained throughout 24month period program sustained three settingsimplementation frameworks reaim help design pragmatic interventions focus context disparities reduction ultimate goal public health impact