Table 2 Implementation science framework for JoL assessment
Construct | Short Description | Collection Method |
|---|---|---|
Intervention characteristics | ||
 Acceptability | Define if the program feels acceptable to community stakeholders | KII |
Outer setting | ||
 Needs & Resources | Community needs and available supportive resources. | KII |
 Cosmopolitanism | Organizational network and connections with other organizations. | KII |
Inner setting | ||
 Culture | Organizational norms, values, and customs. | KII |
 Feasibility | Defining barriers and facilitators in order to address potential adaptions to the implementation strategy and manualized tools. | KII |
Characteristics of individuals | ||
 Self-efficacy | Belief in one’s own capabilities to execute the implementation plan. | KII |
 Attendance | Track attendance at weekly sessions and reasons for not attending | M&E |
 Execution | Delivering the program according to plan. | KII |
JoL Components | ||
 Adaptations | Tailoring the intervention to population and context specific needs. | KII |
 Group composition | The composition of groups, including demographics of participants. |  |
 Space procurement | The proposed location of the JoL groups. | KII |
 Scheduling | The best time of day and/or day of the week to meet | KII |
 Attrition | Barriers and facilitators to retention | KII |
 Fidelity | Track fidelity to program components using observation checklists | M&E |