Implementation of a new prenatal care model to reduce office visits and increase connectivity and continuity of care: protocol for a mixed-methods study

Table 1 Data collection method and outcome by RE-AIM criteria

RE-AIM criteria	Outcome	Method	Type of data
Reach	Participant and decliner characteristics, decliner reasons, and ineligibility reasons	Administrative data	QUAN
Effectiveness	Utilization (eg, in-office visits)	Administrative data	QUAN
	Maternal/fetal outcomes (eg, gestational age at delivery)	Administrative data	QUAN
	Receipt of standard prenatal testing and care (ACOG)	Administrative data	QUAN
	Patient stress	Questionnaires	QUAN
	Patient satisfaction and perceived quality of care	Questionnaires	QUAN
	Patient satisfaction and perceived quality of care	Patient interviews and focus groups	qual
Adoption	Extent to which participants use intervention components	Patient interviews and focus groups	qual
		Provider and staff interviews and focus groups	qual
		Administrative data	QUAN
	Organizational or individual barriers to intervention use	Provider and staff interviews and focus groups	qual
		Patient interviews and focus groups	qual
		Document review	qual
Implementation	Implementation as planned, and issues in implementation	Patient interviews and focus groups	qual
		Provider and staff interviews and focus groups	qual
		Document review	qual
Maintenance^a

Abbr: QUAN = quantitative, qual = qualitative, ACOG = American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
^aEffectiveness data and implementation data will inform maintenance, but maintenance will not be fully assessed due to the study length

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