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Shining a light on implementation to scale-up continuum : How does it apply t o healt h promot ing innovat ions? Dr. Heather McKay Professor Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia Friday, February 28 #ktconnects @


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#ktconnects @ ActiveAgingRT

  • Dr. Heather McKay

Professor Faculty of Medicine, University of British Columbia

Friday, February 28

Shining a light on implementation to scale-up continuum: How does it apply t o healt h promot ing innovat ions?

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@ActiveAgingRT

www.activeagingrt.ca www.choosetomove.info

Shining a lig ht o n the imple me nta tio n to sc a le - up c o ntinuum:

Ho w do e s it a pply to he a lth pro mo ting I nno va tio ns?

Pro f He a the r Mc K a y F a c ulty o f Me dic ine , UBC he a the r.mc ka y@ UBC.c a

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T RANSL AT I ON T O POPUL AT I ONS

Will it work in a ‘real world’ setting? How will benefits reach the whole population?

13%

Effectiveness

Institutionalization

23%

Efficacy

Scale-up

3%

Will it work in a controlled setting?

Adapted from Milat AJ et. al. BMC Public Health 2011

65%

Descriptive

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Why study imple me nta tio n a nd sc a le -up?

Re se ar c h- to- Pr ac tic e gap

Wha t is kno wn is no t wha t is a do pte d

Re se a rc h (kno wle dg e ) Pra c tic e Po pula tio n le ve l

  • utc o me s

Imple me ntation gap

No t use d a s inte nde d, no t susta ina b le , no t a t sc a le

I mple me nta tio n Sc a le -up I mple me nta tio n

14%

17 years

Ba la s E A, Bo re n SA. Ma na g ing c linic a l kno wle dg e fo r he a lth c a re impro ve me nt. In: Be mme l J, Mc Cra y AT , e ds. Ye a rb o o k o f me dic a l info rma tic s. Stutt g a rt: Sc ha tt a ue r; 2000:65–70. F ixse n & Bla se , 2012. http:/ / 2012.b lue printsc o nfe re nc e .c o m/ pre se nta tio ns/ De a nF ixse n.pdf

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By the e nd o f my pre se nta tio n le a rne rs will b e a b le to :

  • de fine imple me nta tio n, imple me nta tio n sc ie nc e , sc a le -up a nd

sc a la b ility;

  • de sc rib e the c e ntra l te ne ts o f imple me nta tio n a nd sc a le up

fra me wo rks in he a lth pro mo tio n;

  • de sc rib e c e ntra l te ne ts o f imple me nta tio n a nd sc a le -up

e va lua tio n;

  • a pply the ir le a rning to a re a l wo rld se tting (? )
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Wha t is imple me nta tio n pra c tic e ?

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he use o f stra te g ie s to a do pt a nd inte g ra te e vide nc e - b a se d inte rve ntio ns a nd c ha ng e pra c tic e within spe c ific se tting s. Natio nal I nstitute s o f He alth

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he pro c e ss o f putting to use o r inte g ra ting e vide nc e -b a se d inte rve ntio ns within a se tting . Rab in e t al.

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I mple me nta tio n sc ie nc e

“T he sc ie ntific study o f me tho ds to pro mo te the syste ma tic upta ke o f re se a rc h finding s a nd o the r e vide nc e -b a se d pra c tic e s into ro utine pra c tic e s, a nd he nc e , to impro ve the q ua lity a nd e ffe c tive ne ss o f he a lth se rvic e (he a lth pro mo tio n inte rve ntio ns).”

So urc e : Re se a rc h Disse mina tio n a nd Imple me nta tio n (R18) Gra nts. https:/ / www.nhlb i.nih.g o v/ g ra nts-a nd-tra ining / po lic ie s-a nd- g uide line s/ re se a rc h-disse mina tio n-a nd-imple me nta tio n-r18-g ra nts Durla k a nd DuPre . Ame ric a n Jo urna l o f Co mmunity Psyc ho lo g y 2008, 41:327-350 Ra b in e t a l. Jo urna l o f Pub lic He a lth Ma na g e me nt a nd Pra c tic e . 2008 Ma r-Apr;14(2):117-23.

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Wha t is imple me nta tio n sc ie nc e ?

…a fo c us o n de ve lo ping a nd te sting me tho ds to b ro a dly spre a d suc c e ssful imple me nta tio n a c ro ss dive rse se tting s

Damsc hro de rL J 2019 Clarity o ut o f c hao s. Psyc hiatry Re se arc h

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Wha t is sc a le -up?

  • Pro c e ss o f e xpa nding the c o ve ra g e o f he a lth

inte rve ntio n Mang ham & Hanso n. He alth Po lic y Plan. 2010, 25(2):85-96.

  • De lib e ra te e ffo rts to inc re a se the impa c t o f

inno va tio ns suc c e ssfully te ste d in pilo t o r e xpe rime nta l pro je c ts to b e ne fit mo re pe o ple a nd to fo ste r po lic y a nd pro g ra m de ve lo pme nt o n a la sting b a sis. E

xpandNe t: http:// e xpa ndne t.ne t

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Wha t is sc a la b ility?

T he po te ntia l suita b ility o f a n inte rve ntio n fo r sc a ling up.

Milat A, King L , Bauman A and Re dman S. T he c o nc e pt o f sc alab ility: inc re asing the sc ale and po te ntial ado ptio n o f he alth pro mo tio n inte rve ntio ns into po lic y and prac tic e . He alth Pro mo tio n I nte rnatio nal, Vo l. 28 No . 3

Ba se d o n its e ffe c tive ne ss a nd c o st-e ffe c tive ne ss a nd ‘ filte r c rite ria ’ suc h a s po litic a l a c c e pta b ility a nd fe a sib ility.

Vo s e t. al. 2010

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Mo re tha n 60 he a lth pro mo tio n, he a lth se rvic e s imple me nta tio n mo de ls (fra me wo rks)

T ab ak e t.al. Am J Prev Med 2012;43(3):337–350

F ra me wo rks

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Mo difie d De lphi pro c e ss

T hre e ro unds o f

  • nline surve ys

Two rounds of expert group meetings

McKay HA et al. Implementation and scale-up of physical activity and behavioural nutrition interventions: an evaluation roadmap. International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity (2019)16:102

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I mple me nta tio n fra me wo rks & mo de ls

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ra me wo rk fo r E ffe c tive I mple me nta tio n

Durlak and DuPre . Am J Co mmunity Psyc ho l. 2008 41(3-4):327-50

  • Co nso lida te d F

ra me wo rk fo r I mple me nta tio n Re se a rc h (CF I R)

Da msc hro de re t a l. I mple me nt Sc i. 2009 4:50

  • Dyna mic Susta ina b ility F

ra me wo rk

Chamb e rs e t al. I mple me nt Sc i. 2013;8:117

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CF I R- 5 F ACT ORS

F ra me wo rks

Damschroder LJ et. al. Implementation Science 2009

Inner setting

Outer setting Individual Innovation

Implementation

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Community F ac tor s Pr

  • vide r

c har ac te r istic s Innovation c har ac te r istic s (inte r ac tive Syste m F r ame wor k)

Pre ve ntion De live ry Syste m Pre ve ntion Suppor t Syste m

E ffe c tive Imple me ntation

F ra me wo rk fo r e ffe c tive imple me nta tio n

Durlak and DuPre . Am J Co mmunity Psyc ho l, 2008

Knowle dg e synthe sis a nd tra nsla tion syste m

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Sc a le -up fra me wo rks

  • Sc a ling Up He a lth Se rvic e I

nno va tio ns - A F ra me wo rk fo r Ac tio n. Simmo ns e t al. WHO; 2007

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nte ra c tive Syste ms F ra me wo rk fo r Disse mina tio n a nd I mple me nta tio n

Wande rsman e t al. Am J Co mmunity Psyc . 2008;41:171-81

  • Sc a ling -Up: A F

ra me wo rk fo r Suc c e ss

Yame y. PL

  • SMe d. 2011;8(6):e 1001049.)
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Pro c e ss mo de ls & the o rie s

  • Ste ps to De ve lo ping a Sc a le -Up Stra te g y

WHO, E XPANDNE T , 2010

  • Re vie w o f Sc a le -Up/ F

ra me wo rk fo r Sc a ling Up Physic a l Ac tivity I nte rve ntio ns

Re is e t al. T he L anc e t. 2016; 388 (10051):1337-48

  • A Guide to Sc a ling Up Po pula tio n He a lth I

nte rve ntio ns

Milat e t al. He alth Re s Po lic y Syst. 2014;12:18; Milat e t al. Pub lic He alth Re s Prac t. 2016;26(1)

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I nte rve ntio n Sc a la b ility Asse ssme nt T

  • o l

A to o l fo r po lic y ma ke rs, pra c titio ne rs a nd pro g ra m ma na g e rs to he lp the m de te rmine ‘ sc a la b ility’ o f a disc re te he a lth pro g ra m o r inte rve ntio n.

A Guide to Sc a ling Up Po pula tio n He a lth I nte rve ntio ns Milat e t al. He alth Re s Po lic y Syst. 2014;12:18; Milat e t al. Pub lic He alth Re s Prac t. 2016;26(1)

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K e y E le me nts o f Suc c e ssful Sc a le -Up

Naylo r e t. al. and Mc Kay 2006

T HE I NNOVAT I ON Ada pta b le

F e a sib le Affo rda b le PROVIDER CHARACTERISTICS

Pa rtne rships T ra ining a nd te c hnic a l suppo rt Co mmunic a tio n a c ro ss multiple a udie nc e s Cha mpio ns L e a de rship E va lua tio n a nd fe e db a c k COMMUNI T Y L E VE L So und the o ry a nd re se a rc h Po litic a l will F unding Po lic y

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Sc a le -up WHE RE DOE S SCAL E

  • UP

BE GI N?

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Imple me nta tion Studie s

Ada pta tio n I mple me nta tio n Susta ina b ility Pre inte rve ntio n (pilo t tria ls) E ffic a c y (RCT ) E ffe c tive ne ss (q ua si-e xp. tria ls) Sc a le a nd Re a c h o f the inte rve ntio n

Scale-up is a process

Sc a le - up

Not an end-point

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Imple me nta tion Studie s

Ada pta tio n I mple me nta tio n Susta ina b ility Pre inte rve ntio n (pilo t tria ls) E ffic a c y (RCT ) E ffe c tive ne ss (q ua si-e xp. tria ls)

F

  • c us of the e va lua tion shifts

Sc a le - up

So urc e : a da pte d fro m Mila t e t a l. BMC Pub lic He a lth, 2011, 11:934 Pinno c k e t a l. BMJ 2017;356:i6795

No sta nda rd

  • rde r
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Stirman et al., 2013; Castro et al., 2004; Harden et al., 2017

F ide lity Ada pta tio n

Imple me nta tion Inte r ve ntion

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A CASE ST UDY

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Mo tiva tio na l Gro up Me e ting s (x4) T e le pho ne Che c k-ins (x10) One -o n-o ne Co nsulta tio n (x1)

x2

3 mo nths 6 mo nths Ac tive Pha se Ma inte na nc e Pha se

x2 x3 Baseline

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Cho o se to Mo ve Pha se s

Pha se 1 & 2: 26 urb a n a nd sub - urb a n c o mmunitie s in BC, 540 pa rtic ipa nts Pha se 3: 175 pro g ra ms a c ro ss BC (urb a n, rura l a nd re mo te ), >2000 pa rtic ipa nts

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Pr e ve ntion Synthe sis a nd T r a nsla tion Syste m Ac tive Ag ing Re se a rc h T e a m Pr e ve ntion Suppor t Syste m CT M pro je c t te a m: two princ ipa l inve stig a to rs, pro g ra m ma na g e r a nd RAs Pr e ve ntion De live r y Syste m Pa rtne r 1: Cha rita b le c o mmunity o rg a niza tio n

  • De pa rtme nt dire c to r
  • Pro g ra m ma na g e r
  • Ac tivity c o a c he s

Co mmunity o rg a niza tio ns Pro vinc ia l c o o rdina to r Re c re a tio n ma na g e r/ c o o rdina to r Ac tivity c o a c he s

Cho o se to Mo ve : imple me nta tio n struc ture

Wa nde rsma n e t a l. (2008) Am J Co mmunity Psyc ho l, 41(3-4):171-81

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▪ Type 2 hybrid effectiveness-implementation study design ▪ Mixed methods (surveys, interviews and audits) ▪ Measurement at 0, 3 and 6 months

x2 Baseline 0 months Mid-intervention 3 months Post-intervention 6 months

Motivational Group Meetings One-on-one consultation In-person/phone check-ins

Active Phase Maintenance Phase x2 x3

Cho o se to Mo ve : e va lua tio n de sig n

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Re a c h

  • # o f o lde r a dults a nd # o f o rg a niza tio ns

Re c ruitme nt

  • Stra te g ie s pla nne d a nd use d

F ide lity

  • e .g . Do se de live re d; q ua lity; a da pta tio ns

T ra ining

  • e .g . Sa tisfa c tio n

Ada pta tio n

  • Of the inte rve ntio n a nd its imple me nta tio n

INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT SYST E M DE L IVE RY SYST E M

I mpa c t

Cha ng e : mo b ility, so c ia l iso la tio n, lo ne line ss, physic a l a c tivity

Co nte xtua l fa c to rs

  • Cha ra c te ristic s o f the o rg a niza tio n; pe rc e ptio n o f CT

M (e .g . fe a sib ility, a ppro pria te ne ss, a c c e pta b ility, po lic y)

Pa rtne rships

  • Pro c e ss o f e ng a g e me nt; pa rtne r c ha ra c te ristic s

Susta ina b ility

  • Pa rtic ipa nt le ve l b e ne fits; o rg a niza tio na l

Ce ntra l suppo rt

  • e .g . Ro le o f AART

; suppo rt re c e ive d

E c o no mic e va lua tio n

Co st, c o st e ffe c tive ne ss, re turn o n inve stme nt

LEVEL INDICATOR DESCRIPTION

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Re sults

I MPL E ME NT AT I ON E VAL UAT I ON

  • Mc Kay HA e t. al. (2017) I

mple me nting and E valuating an Olde r Adult Physic al Ac tivity Mo de l at Sc ale : F rame wo rk fo r Ac tio n. T ra nsla tio na l Jo urna l o f the Ame ric a n Co lle g e o f Spo rts Me dic ine .

  • Mc Kay HA, e t. al.. (2018) Brig ht Spo ts, Physic al

Ac tivity I nve stme nts that wo rk: Cho o se to Mo ve – Sc aling -up a physic al ac tivity mo de l fo r o lde r adults. British Jo urna l o f Spo rts Me dic ine .

  • Sims-Gould J, Mc Kay HA, e t. al. (2019) F

ac to rs that influe nc e imple me ntatio n o f a c o mmunity-b ase d he alth pro mo tio n inte rve ntio n fo r o lde r adults. BMC Pub lic He a lth.

  • Gray SM, Mc Kay HA, e t. al. (2020) Ge tting re ady fo r

sc ale -up o f an e ffe c tive o lde r adult physic al ac tivity inte rve ntio n: Charac te rizing the adaptatio n pro c e ss to ac hie ve ‘ b e st fit’ . Pre ve ntio n Sc ie nc e .

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26

c o mmunitie s

30

c o a c he s tra ine d

55

pro g ra ms

540 pa rtic ipa nts

Re a c h (o rg a niza tio n le ve l)

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[I n my] 12 ye a rs in the fitne ss industry, b e ing a CT M Ac tivity Co a c h is fa r a nd a b o ve the

most r e war ding thing I’ve done .

— CT

M Ac tivity Co a c h

De live r y pa r tne r s’ pe r c e ption

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Re sults I MPACT E VAL UAT I ON

McKay HA et.al. (2018) Implementation of a Co- Designed Physical Activity Program for Older Adults: Positive Impact When Delivered at Scale. BMC Public Health.

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Mc K a y e t a l. (2018) BMC Pub lic He a lth, 18:1289

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Cho o se to Mo ve ne xt pha se

T ar ge ts

175+ pro g ra ms 2300+ pa rtic ipa nts

(urb a n, sma ll urb a n, rura l, re mo te )

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@ActiveAgingRT

T ha nk yo u!

Active Aging Research Team

Principal Scientists: Heather McKay, PhD Joanie Sims-Gould, PhD Team Members: Rebecca Collett Samantha Gray Christa Hoy Erica Lau Sarah Lusina-Furst Douglas Race Avery MacKenzie Venessa Wong Caroline McLennan Chariisa Yu Lindsay Nettlefold Callista Ottoni

Funding

www.activeagingrt.ca www.choosetomove.info

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