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Table 3 RE-AIM measures

From: Development, implementation, and feasibility of site-specific hepatitis C virus treatment workflows for treating vulnerable, high-risk populations: protocol of the Erase Hep C study — a prospective single-arm intervention trial

Implementation outcome

Measurement strategy

Data collection methodology

Reach

Reach of the site-specific HCV treatment workflows: the proportion of study participants who are offered HCV treatment

(Offered HCV treatment will be measured by the presence of a prescription for an HCV medication in the EMR)

Primary data collection

EMR chart review

Effectiveness

Primary outcome: the proportion of study participants that achieve SVR12

Secondary outcomes: the proportion of study participants that complete treatment. The proportion of study participants that initiate treatment

Primary data collection

Adoption

The proportion of providers who are trained per site

Primary data collection

Implementation

The extent to which the site-specific HCV treatment workflows are implemented as intended (fidelity) for study participants

Markers include the following: the proportion of study participants who were genotyped, among study participants who reached SVR12. The proportion of study participants for whom an ultrasound was ordered, among non-cirrhotic study participants who reached SVR12

EMR chart review and qualitative interviews with clinic staff

Maintenance

The extent to which the site-specific HCV treatment workflows are sustained over the study’s 16-month data collection period

EMR chart review and qualitative interviews with clinic staff