Objective | Measure Definition | Stakeholder(s) | Data collection tool | Data collection timeframe | ||||
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Week 1: phase 1 baseline | Week 8: mid | Week 8: phase 2 baseline | Week 12: post | During (throughout week 1-12) | ||||
Online | Paper based/in person | Paper based/in person | Online/paper based/in person | Online/in person | ||||
1. To capture the recruitment and retention rates of intervention recipients and explore factors influencing participation | Reacha Participation rate in the innovation by the intended audience | Intervention recipients | Recruitment and retention records (i.e. #who were eligible, #who consented, #who enrolled, #who stayed) | X | X | X | X | X |
Demographic section in questionnaire | X | Â | Xc | Â | Â | |||
Feedback questionnaire and focus group | Â | X | Â | X | Â | |||
Parents/guardians | Questionnaire | Â | Â | Â | X | Â | ||
2. To determine attendance rates and the extent to which intervention providers implemented the intervention as intended | Doseb Dose delivered: The number/amount of intended units delivered/provided (i.e. dose is a function of the efforts of intervention providers) Dose received: Extent to which participants engage or interact with is receptive or use intervention (i.e. dose is a function of the efforts of intervention participants) Fidelityb The extent to which the programme was implemented as planned | Intervention recipients | Attendance records | Â | Â | Â | Â | X |
Intervention providers | Project leader logbooks | Â | Â | Â | Â | X | ||
3. To assess the feasibility of using proposed self-reported outcome measures | ‘Data completion rates’ of outcome measures were used as an indicator to the following: Feasibility of future trial design to conduct a full triala Measures informing implementation trial methods including the feasibility, acceptability, or quality of data collection procedures, survey items, tools, or data management strategies | Intervention recipients | #Outcome measures completed (% data completion) | X | X | Xc | X |  |
4. To explore stakeholders’ satisfaction with the intervention | Acceptabilitya Service providers or support system’s satisfaction with the innovation | Intervention recipients | Feedback questionnaire and focus group |  | X |  | X |  |
Intervention providers | Feedback questionnaire | Â | Â | Â | X | Â | ||
Intervention providers | Focus group | Â | X | Â | X | Â | ||
Parents/guardians | Questionnaire and semi-structured interview | Â | Â | Â | X | Â | ||
School staff | Semi-structured interview | Â | Â | Â | X | Â | ||
5. To examine the perceived fit and sustainability of the intervention in the school setting | Compatibility (appropriateness)a Perceived fit of the innovation with organisation’s values, mission ,and priorities | Intervention recipients | Feedback questionnaire and focus group |  | X |  | X |  |
Intervention providers | Feedback questionnaire | Â | Â | Â | X | Â | ||
Intervention providers | Focus group | Â | X | Â | X | Â | ||
Parents/guardians | Questionnaire and semi-structured interview | Â | Â | Â | X | Â | ||
School staff | Semi-structured interview | Â | Â | Â | X | Â | ||
6. To understand context, i.e. the external factors that affected intervention implementation | Contexta Political, economic, or social influences on implementation of the innovation | Intervention recipients | Feedback questionnaire and focus group | Â | X | Â | X | Â |
Intervention providers | Feedback questionnaire | Â | Â | Â | X | Â | ||
Intervention providers | Focus group | Â | X | Â | X | Â | ||
Parents/guardians | Questionnaires and semi-structured interviews | Â | Â | Â | X | Â | ||
School staff | Semi-structured interviews | Â | Â | Â | X | Â |