Aim | Construct | Measurement | Data source |
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EPIS preparation and implementation phases | |||
2 | Reach (EPIS inner context) | •% WLHIV who had CC screening | Health records Participant survey |
2 | Effectiveness (EPIS inner context) | •% WLHIV treated for preinvasive cancer who had negative posttreatment follow-up screening | Health records Participant survey |
2 | Adoption | •% study sites that used AVIVA app to capture CC cases for real-time support •% study sites that participated in the periodic review training sessions on CCST •% study sites that initiated monthly educational meetings •% study sites that participated in the quarterly stakeholder meetings •% study sites that identified a referral coordinator to follow through with referred WLHIV with suspected cancer and ineligible lesions for treatment •% study sites that distributed flyers/leaflets/flipcharts on CCST in clinics •% study sites (Core+) that conducted HBI at support group meetings •% study sites (Core+) that captured CCST data of recruited WLHIV on smart card •% study sites (Core+) that send appointment reminders to patients using the mHealth platform | Survey Documented records |
2 | Implementation strategy fidelity | •(QUANT) 7 items (for Core) and 11 items (for Core+) with subscales, degree that components of each strategy were implemented in terms of adherence, exposure, quality, and engagement | Survey Documented records Periodic reflection |
2 | CCST intervention fidelity (EPIS inner context) | •% WLHIV with preinvasive cancer eligible for treatment who had same-day treatment •% WLHIV treated for preinvasive cancer who had posttreatment follow-up screening at 12 months •% WLHIV with suspected cancer or lesions ineligible for treatment referred | Health records Participant survey |
2 | Organizational readiness for CCST | •(QUANT) organizational readiness for implementation (ORIC) | Provider survey |
2 | Implementation climate (EPIS inner context) | •(QUANT) six items with three subscales, degree that CCST is expected, supported, and rewarded | Provider survey |