Table 1 Definition of RE-AIM and PIPE Components in the context of PfP-DP
RE-AIM [33] | PIPE [34] |
|---|---|
Reach (R) | Penetration (P) |
Proportion of eligible individuals who were willing to participate in PfP-DP. | Proportion of the target population that is reached with invitations to engage in PfP-DP. |
Effectiveness (E) | Implementation (I) |
The impact of PfP-DP on primary outcomes. | Fidelity with the intervention protocol. |
Participation by the potential program users in the delivery of intervention. | |
Adoption (A) | Participation (P) |
Proportion of settings and individuals who were willing to initiate PfP-DP. | Proportion of invited individuals who enrolled in the program. |
Implementation (I) | Effectiveness (E) |
Fidelity with the intervention’s protocol. | Proportion of successful participants based on the primary outcome. |
Maintenance (M) | Â |
Provider – the extent to which PfP-DP became part of routine organisational practice. | |
Individual - Long-term effects of PfP-DP on outcomes at 12Â months. | |
Public Health Impact: R x E x A x I x M | Program Net Impact: P x I x P x E |