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Table 4 Implementation of A pleasant eating environment : assessed at the individual-, school- and class level

From: Implementation of strategies to increase adolescents’ access to fruit and vegetables at school: process evaluation findings from the Boost study

Process evaluation concept

Source and timing of data collection

Teacher midway survey

Teacher follow-up survey

Pupil follow-up survey

Individual level average implementation level (A)

No of schools ≥80% implementation/out of all responding schools

Individual level average implementation level (A)

No of schools ≥80% implementation/out of all responding schools

Individual level average implementation level (A)

No of schools ≥80% implementation/out of all responding schools

No of classes ≥80% implementation/out of all classes

Fidelity/Dose delivered

FV are cut up in the teachers' lessons (every time/most times)

49% (0-100%)

6/19

55% (0-100%)

8/19

   

Boost coordinators

47%

 

47%

    

Other teachers

50%

 

58%

    

How often the Boost FV were cut up

    

60% (A: 28-91%, B: 11-100%)

5/20

15/55

FV are usually cut up by:

Each pupil

  

11% (0-100%)

    

Designated FV hosts

  

52% (0-100%)

    

Other pupils

  

19% (0-67%)

    

Teachers

  

18% (0-100%)

    

Dose received

Time is allocated for the pupils to eat FV in class

    

68% (A: 40-93%, B: 24-100% )

5/20

21/55

The pupils are having a good time while eating Boost FV together

  

83% (0-100%)

14/20

54% (A: 35-72%, B: 21-90%)

0/20

7/55

Reach of intervention among subgroups

The pupils are having a good time while eating Boost FV together

High SEP

    

55%

  

Medium SEP

    

50%

  

Low SEP

    

63% (P = 0.0212)

  

Girls

    

59%

  

Boys

    

50% (P = 0.0054)

  
  1. A: School range: minimum and maximum percentage of teachers/pupils identified across schools.
  2. B: Class range: minimum and maximum percentage of pupils identified across schools.
  3. FV: fruit and vegetables.
  4. SEP: socioeconomic position.