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Table 1 Study outcomes mapped using the RE-AIM framework

From: Integration of HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) services for pregnant and breastfeeding women in eight primary care clinics: results of an implementation science study

Construct

Definition

Outcomes

Measures

Data source

Frequency

Reach

Individual-level measure of participation

Proportion and characteristics of women counselled on HIV prevention and initiated on PrEP

Number of patients served

Proportion starting on PrEP by pregnancy vs. postpartum/breastfeeding

Clinic routine data: Counsellor’s HIV testing register, clinic attendance record, PrEP register

Completed by counsellor and nurses and captured weekly by research assistant

Effectiveness

Achievement of programme goals and objectives

PrEP continuation rate

Proportion of women who continue PrEP at up to 3 months by pregnant vs. postpartum/breastfeeding

PrEP cascade from testing, initiation to continuation

PrEP Department of Health register

PrEP register

PrEP register completed by providers during the refill visit. Captured weekly by research assistant

Adoption

Assessment of the delivery setting

Proportion of staff who adhered to training and PrEP delivery by staff cadre and setting

Proportion of staff and providers who participated in the training and intervention

Barriers and facilitators to adoption (to be reported in qualitative analysis in subsequent report)

Pre- and post-training test

PrEP mentoring assessment checklist — completed by the study nurse/counsellor

Before and after training

During mentorship (over 6 months, following training)

Implementation

Extent to which the intervention was delivered

Adherence to the planned intervention

Trends in patient counselling and screening for PrEP

Implementation log and PrEP data collected from clinic and staff

Monthly data reviewed (spanning from training to end of mentorship)

Maintenance

Institutionalisation of the programme

Adherence to the planned integration beyond the study period

Current data from clinic on PrEP counselling and provision (following intervention)

Clinic routine data: Counsellor’s HIV testing book, PMTCT register, PrEP registers, and review of electronic data

PrEP initiation and continuation data among PBFW by clinic 3 months post end of intervention

  1. PrEP pre-exposure prophylaxis, PMTCT prevention of mother to child HIV transmission