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Table 3 Proportion of interventions reporting RE-AIM dimensions and components

From: Is it time to RE-AIM? A systematic review of economic empowerment as HIV prevention intervention for adolescent girls and young women in sub-Saharan Africa using the RE-AIM framework

RE-AIM dimensions and components

Reporting frequency (n = 25)

Reporting proportion (%)

Reach

 Method to identify target population

24

96.0

 Inclusion criteria

16

64.0

 Exclusion criteria

3

12.0

 Sample size

25

100.0

 Participation rate

9

36.0

 Characteristics of participants

25

100.0

 Characteristics of non-participants

8

32.0

 Representativeness

18

72.0

aAverage of overall reach dimensions

16.00

64.00

Efficacy/effectiveness

 Measures/results for at least one follow-up

24

96.0

 Intent to treat utilized

5

20.0

 Quality-of-life measure

23

92.0

 Baseline activity measured

25

100.0

 Percent attrition

16

64.0

aAverage of overall efficacy/effectiveness dimensions

18.60

74.4

Adoption

 Description of intervention location

24

96.0

 Description of staff who delivered intervention

22

88.0

 Method to identify target delivery agent

16

64.0

 Level of expertise of delivery agent

19

76.0

 Adoption rate

3

12.0

aAverage of overall adoption dimensions

16.80

67.2

Implementation

 Intervention duration and frequency

25

100.0

 Extent protocol delivered as intended

0

0.0

 Measures of cost of implementation

3

12.0

aAverage implementation dimensions

9.33

37.3

Maintenance

Individual-level maintenance

  

  Was individual behavior assessed ≥ 6 months post-intervention

23

92.0

  Was individual behavior assessed ≥ 24 months post-interventiona

3

12.0

  Was individual behavior assessed ≥ 48 months post-interventiona

4

16.0

Program-level maintenance

  Indicators of program continuation

2

8.0

  Some measure/discussion of alignment with organization/setting

1

4.0

aAverage of overall maintenance dimensions

6.60

26.4%

  1. aAverage percent for overall 26 components within each RE-AIM dimension. The proportions are based on the 25 unique interventions included in the Review. Components were included to ensure relevance with HIV prevention health behavior change