Khoa Tuan Vo, Khue Thy Nguyen, Hirohide Yokokawa, Aya Goto, Toshio Naito
Translation and Validation of the Health Literacy Score-14 Questionnaire for Vietnamese Patients with Diabetes
JMA journal
although behavioural interventions found help control type 2 diabetes t2d important understand delivery context influence implementation outcomes nhs committed testing lowcalorie diet lcd programme designed support people living excess weight t2d lose weight improve diabetes outcomes understanding influenced implementation programme pilot important optimising rollout study explored transferability nhs lcd programme prior wider adoption twentyfive interviews undertaken stakeholders involved implementing lcd programme pilot sites health service leads referring health professionals programme deliverers interviews programme participants people living t2d undertaken within larger programme work exploring worked reported separately conceptual populationinterventionenvironmenttransfer model transferability piett guided study design data collection constructs model also used deductive coding frame data analysis key themes identified informed recommendations optimise programme transfer population referral strategies areas lacked consideration population characteristics many believed offering choice delivery model would promote acceptability accessibility eligible population overall stakeholders confidence lcd programme due robust evidence base along anecdotal evidence felt complex referral process hindered engagement gp practices stakeholders described barriers accessing programme including language learning difficulties transferability multidisciplinary working effective communication supported successful implementation referral strategies reach underrepresented groups considered programme transfer along timely data service providers access programme benefits choice delivery models may optimise uptake knowledge sharing sites good working practices encouraged including increasing engagement key stakeholders