Aims and 5 The aims of the study, differentiating between implementation objectives and any intervention objectives. objectives Methods: description Design 6 The design and key features of the evaluation, (cross referencing to any appropriate methodology reporting standards) and any changes to study protocol, with reasons Context 7 The context in which the intervention was implemented. (Consider social, economic, policy, healthcare, organisational barriers and facilitators that might influence implementation elsewhere). Targeted 8 The characteristics of the targeted (e.g The population targeted by the intervention and any ‘site(s)’ locations/personnel/resources etc.) for implementation eligibility criteria. ‘sites’ and any eligibility criteria. Description 9 A description of the implementation strategy A description of the intervention Sub-groups 10 Any sub-groups recruited for additional research and/or nested studies are described Methods: evaluation Outcomes 11 Defined pre-specified primary and other outcome(s) of Defined pre-specified primary and other outcome(s) of the implementation strategy, and how they were the intervention (if assessed), and how they were assessed. Document any pre-determined targets assessed. Document any pre-determined targets Process 12 Process evaluation objectives and outcomes related to the mechanism by which the strategy is expected to work evaluation Economic Methods for resource use, costs, economic outcomes Methods for resource use, costs, economic outcomes 13 evaluation and analysis for the implementation strategy and analysis for the intervention Sample size 14 Rationale for sample sizes (including sample size calculations, budgetary constraints, practical considerations, data saturation, as appropriate) Analysis 15 Methods of analysis (with reasons for that choice) 16 Any a priori sub-group analyses (e.g. between different sites in a multicentre study, different clinical or demographic analyses populations), and sub-groups recruited to specific nested research tasks Results Characteristics 17 Proportion recruited and characteristics of the recipient Proportion recruited and characteristics (if appropriate) population for the implementation strategy of the recipient population for the intervention
Aims and objectives 5 The aims of the study, differentiating between implementation objectives and any intervention objectives. Methods: description Design 6 The design and key features of the evaluation, (cross referencing to any appropriate methodology reporting standards) and any changes to study protocol, with reasons Context 7 The context in which the intervention was implemented. (Consider social, economic, policy, healthcare, organisational barriers and facilitators that might influence implementation elsewhere). Targeted ‘sites’ 8 The characteristics of the targeted ‘site(s)’ (e.g locations/personnel/resources etc.) for implementation and any eligibility criteria. The population targeted by the intervention and any eligibility criteria. Description 9 A description of the implementation strategy A description of the intervention Sub-groups 10 Any sub-groups recruited for additional research and/or nested studies are described Methods: evaluation Outcomes 11 Defined pre-specified primary and other outcome(s) of the implementation strategy, and how they were assessed. Document any pre-determined targets Defined pre-specified primary and other outcome(s) of the intervention (if assessed), and how they were assessed. Document any pre-determined targets Process evaluation 12 Process evaluation objectives and outcomes related to the mechanism by which the strategy is expected to work Economic evaluation 13 Methods for resource use, costs, economic outcomes and analysis for the implementation strategy Methods for resource use, costs, economic outcomes and analysis for the intervention Sample size 14 Rationale for sample sizes (including sample size calculations, budgetary constraints, practical considerations, data saturation, as appropriate) Analysis 15 Methods of analysis (with reasons for that choice) analyses 16 Any a priori sub-group analyses (e.g. between different sites in a multicentre study, different clinical or demographic populations), and sub-groups recruited to specific nested research tasks Results Characteristics 17 Proportion recruited and characteristics of the recipient population for the implementation strategy Proportion recruited and characteristics (if appropriate) of the recipient population for the intervention
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