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Table 5 Causal configurations of determinants

From: A stitch in time saves nine? A repeated cross-sectional case study on the implementation of the intersectoral community approach Youth At a Healthy Weight

Sector

Phase

Outcome (completeness)

Causal configurationsa

# cases

Educational

Initial implementation

Medium

Campaign perceived as disadvantageous AND ↓ procedural clarity AND (↑ possibility to adapt campaign to local needs OR ↑ ownership for campaign use OR campaign compatible with existing work procedures)

7 out of 10 cases

Initial implementation

High

No barriers named AND Possibility to adapt campaign to local needs AND ↑ ownership of campaign use.

2 out of 2 cases

Mid-way implementation

Medium / High

(↓ priority assigned to campaign use OR ↓ durability of campaign materials) AND Possibility to adapt campaign to local needs AND (↑ ownership for campaign OR campaign compatible with existing work procedures)

9 out of 11 cases

Continued implementation

Medium

(A lack of reinforcement strategies OR campaign use not included in task orientation) AND (Possibility to adapt campaign to local needs OR ↑ ownership of campaign use OR ↑ self-efficacy)

4 out of 4 cases

Continued implementation

High

No barriers named AND Uptake of campaign use in daily working routine AND (↑ ownership of campaign use OR ↑ self-efficacy)

5 out of 6 cases

Health Care

Continued implementation

Medium

Campaign perceived as incomplete AND Chaotic organization of campaign AND campaign compatible with existing work procedures

2 out of 2 cases

Continued implementation

High

A lack of reinforcement strategies AND campaign compatible with existing work procedures AND ↑ ownership of campaign use

2 out of 2 cases

Private

Continued implementation

Low

↓ participation of target population in campaign AND Lack of feeling part of collaboration in community

2 out of 2 cases

Continued implementation

High

↓ participation of target population in campaign AND Lack of feeling part of collaboration in community AND (perceiving campaign use as personal duty or obligation)

2 out of 2 cases

Welfare

Initial implementation

Medium / High

(↓ procedural clarity OR campaign perceived as incomplete) AND (campaign compatible with existing work procedures OR ↑ ownership of campaign use)

3 out of 3 cases

Continued implementation

Medium / High

A lack of reinforcement strategies AND possibility to adapt campaign to local needs AND Uptake of campaign use in daily working routine

2 out of 2 cases

  1. aItalic = barrier, Bold = facilitator