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Table 1 Methods and endpoints in the RE-AIM framework

From: Implementation of a decentralized hepatitis C care pathway for people who use drugs in Dutch addiction care. Study protocol for the Hepatitis C: chain of addiction care (CAC) project

Quantative study endpoints: HCV care pathway (part 1)

RE-AIM dimensiona

Qualitative study endpoints: barriers and facilitators (part 2)

• Demographics of population

• Proportion of population tested

Reach

• Individual reasons for not participating

• Recruitment of patients

• Willingness to participate

• Viral elimination rate

Effectiveness

–

• Proportion of centers participating

Adoption

• Willingness to initiate the program

• Secondary HCV care endpoints (treatment uptake, completion)

• Referral to hospital

• Loss to follow up

• Adherence

Implementation

• Strategies to improve implementation

  1. aMaintenance is beyond the scope of this study but will be the focus of future studies