Table 1 (abstract O43). Stakeholder-driven data collection plan for the implementation study: assessment objectives, data, instruments, timeline and participants
# | Study outcomes | Definition of the study outcome | Data type | Data collection method | Measurement time-point | Stakeholder groups* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
IMPLEMENTATION OUTCOMES: | ||||||
1. | Acceptability [8] | Extent to which programme is perceived to be agreeable and acceptable for hypoglycaemia and diabetes management. | Quantitative | AIM†survey | Post-intervention | HCPs, people with T1D and their relatives |
Qualitative | Interview | Post-intervention | ||||
2. | Appropriateness [8] | Extent to which programme is perceived to be fit and relevant for hypoglycaemia and diabetes management. | Quantitative | IAM‡ survey | Post-intervention | HCPs, people with T1D and their relatives |
Qualitative | Interview | Post-intervention | ||||
3. | Feasibility [8] | Extent to which programme can be successfully used or carried out to reduce incidents of severe hypoglycaemia. | Quantitative | FIM§ survey | Post-intervention | HCPs, people with T1D and their relatives |
Qualitative | Interview | Post-intervention | ||||
4. | Fidelity of delivery [8] | Extent to which programme is delivered as intended. | Quantitative | Checklist | Post-intervention | Diabetes educators and psychologists |
5. | Fidelity of receipt [8] | Extent to which programme is received as intended. | Qualitative | Interview | Post-intervention | People with T1D |
6. | Adoption [8] | Intention to adopt and use the knowledge and skills learned in the programme in everyday hypoglycaemia and diabetes management. | Qualitative | Interview | Post-intervention | HCPs, people with T1D and their relatives |
7. | Sustainability [8,12] | Facilitators and barriers to sustained use of the programme. | Qualitative | Interview | Post-intervention | HCPs, people with T1D and their relatives |
8. | Implementation costs [8,12] | Costs associated with prospective implementation of the programme. | Qualitative | Interview | Post-intervention | HCPs, people with T1D and their relatives |
OTHER OUTCOMES: | ||||||
9. | Unintended consequences of programmes [9] | Positive or negative consequences that are not anticipated at the time of programme implementation. | Qualitative | Interview | Post-intervention | HCPs, people with T1D and their relatives |
10. | Contextual factors [9] | Facilitators and barriers to the implementation of the programme. | Qualitative | Interview | Post-intervention | HCPs, people with T1D and their relatives |
11. | Implementation strategies [11] | Strategies used to deliver and implement the programme; they refer to methods or techniques to enhance and promote adoption, implementation and sustainability of the programme. | Qualitative | Interview | Post-intervention | HCPs |