The Strategies Timeline and Activities Reporting Tables: Improving HIV Care by Improving the Reporting of Implementation Strategies DOI
Bryan R. Garner, Alida Bouris, Edwin D. Charlebois

et al.

JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 98(5S), P. e205 - e215

Published: March 31, 2025

Background: The United States has made significant progress toward achieving the goals of its Ending HIV Epidemic initiative. However, systematic reviews on implementation research have identified problems regarding strategy specification that limit research's transparency and replicability, in turn improvements care real-world practice. Methods: strategies timeline, activities, resources (STAResources) Table, developed as part substance abuse treatment to Care II Project, was completed for it 3 other projects funded by National Institute Health. Each evaluated terms extent which addressed prior recommendations specification; issues related rigor reproducibility; seemed pragmatic, simple, adaptable, relevant, helpful, useful, acceptable, appropriate, suitable, applicable, fitting. rated a 4-point scale (0 = not at all; 1 little; 2 moderately, very much). Results: Overall, STAResources Table favorably. It received mean 3.0 (SD 0) being applicable. Strategies Timeline, Activities, Rationale (STARationale) emerged during process also Conclusions: To help initiative achieve goals, there is critical need transparent replicable identifying most effective equitably implementing evidence-based practices within settings. Addressing this need, Timeline Activities Reporting (STAReporting)Tables are pragmatic tools helping improve replicability research.

Language: Английский

A Mixed Method Evaluation of Practitioners’ Perspectives on Implementation Strategies for Healthy Eating and Active Living Policy, Systems, and Environmental Changes DOI Creative Commons
Bailey Houghtaling,

Nila Pradhananga,

Denise Holston

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Journal of Public Health Management and Practice, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: Jan. 20, 2025

Context: The National Cooperative Extension System is a leader in delivering healthy eating and active living (HEAL) policy, systems, environmental (PSE) changes; however, these interventions are challenging, technical assistance efforts often misalign with implementation science concepts. Objective: study objective was to understand the importance of strategies tailoring needs support Louisiana Nutrition Community Health (NCH) practitioners’ delivery rural HEAL PSE changes. Design: An explanatory sequential mixed method design used, including survey rank for changes follow-up interview. A review available (practice activities/resources) also conducted. Setting: This occurred within focused on NCH ongoing change throughout state, emphasis community settings. Participants: All practitioners were eligible participate. “Practitioners” included administrators agents/educators directly Main Outcomes: main quantitative outcome ranked For interviews, perceptions higher lower opportunities interest. alignment activities/resources possible assessed. Results: Highly engaging dedicated partners members starting small ensure success, generate buy-in, demonstrate feasibility. Opportunities capacity building areas identified. strategy, changing organizational structures, considered less likely occur but possibly necessary improve job satisfaction, retention, return investment. Available overlapped few strategies. Conclusions: identified use concepts program complex

Language: Английский

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Implementation strategies used in policy, systems, and environmental interventions addressing obesity-related outcomes in early childhood education settings: a systematic review DOI Creative Commons
Cody D. Neshteruk, Courtney Luecking, Chelsea L. Kracht

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Implementation Science Communications, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 6(1)

Published: March 31, 2025

Policy, systems, and environmental (PSE) approaches, including those enacted in early childhood education (ECE) settings, can improve child health outcomes. The use of implementation strategies, or the ways which these approaches are across may modify intervention impact. Therefore, purpose this review was to examine strategies used among interventions utilizing PSE ECE setting. Seven databases MEDLINE, PubMed, Web Science, EMBASE, were searched for settings children (0–6 years) that utilized ≥ 1 approach. Eligible studies included either a child-level outcome (i.e., weight, physical activity, diet) an nutrition activity environment). Data extracted study characteristics, description intervention, intervention. Implementation coded using School Strategies Translating ERIC Resources (SISTER) taxonomy. Downs Black checklist completed assess quality. One hundred four representing 97 identified. Fourteen (14%) did not report any strategies. Of remaining 83 reporting mean number employed per 3.8 (± 2.3) (range 1–11). However, few (5/83, 6%) clearly named defined Most came from "train educate stakeholders" SISTER domain (177/318, 56%), most frequently strategy "conduct educational meetings (50/83, 60%). classified as good (59/104, 57%) fair (40/104, 38%) In review, many appeared multiple support interventions, though explicitly documented described These findings suggest more precise documentation is needed enhance replication scalability interventions. PROSPERO# CRD42022306670.

Language: Английский

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The Strategies Timeline and Activities Reporting Tables: Improving HIV Care by Improving the Reporting of Implementation Strategies DOI
Bryan R. Garner, Alida Bouris, Edwin D. Charlebois

et al.

JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: 98(5S), P. e205 - e215

Published: March 31, 2025

Background: The United States has made significant progress toward achieving the goals of its Ending HIV Epidemic initiative. However, systematic reviews on implementation research have identified problems regarding strategy specification that limit research's transparency and replicability, in turn improvements care real-world practice. Methods: strategies timeline, activities, resources (STAResources) Table, developed as part substance abuse treatment to Care II Project, was completed for it 3 other projects funded by National Institute Health. Each evaluated terms extent which addressed prior recommendations specification; issues related rigor reproducibility; seemed pragmatic, simple, adaptable, relevant, helpful, useful, acceptable, appropriate, suitable, applicable, fitting. rated a 4-point scale (0 = not at all; 1 little; 2 moderately, very much). Results: Overall, STAResources Table favorably. It received mean 3.0 (SD 0) being applicable. Strategies Timeline, Activities, Rationale (STARationale) emerged during process also Conclusions: To help initiative achieve goals, there is critical need transparent replicable identifying most effective equitably implementing evidence-based practices within settings. Addressing this need, Timeline Activities Reporting (STAReporting)Tables are pragmatic tools helping improve replicability research.

Language: Английский

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