Understanding RE-AIM

What does the "R" in RE-AIM stand for?

• Report

• Reach

• Raise

• Result

Which RE-AIM component would measure how many people the program engages?

• Effectiveness

• Implementation

• Reach

• Adoption

What does the "E" in RE-AIM stand for?

• Efficiency

• Evaluation

• Engagement

• Effectiveness

Which component evaluates whether a program achieves its intended health outcomes?

• Maintenance

• Adoption

• Effectiveness

• Reach

What does the "A" in RE-AIM stand for?

• Availability

• Activity

• Achieve

• Adoption

The "Implementation" component of RE-AIM focuses on:

• Who the program reaches

• How well the program is delivered as planned

• Whether the program continues long-term

• The impact of the program

Which RE-AIM component would you evaluate to see what the long term outcomes are over at least a 6 month period?

• Effectiveness

• Maintenance

• Adoption

• Reach

If a community health program is adopted by schools, sports clubs, and workplaces, which RE-AIM component does this represent?

• Effectiveness

• Reach

• Implementation

• Adoption

Why is "Implementation" important in the RE-AIM framework?

• It shows if the program is delivered as designed and identifies any delivery challenges.

• Measures how many people the program reaches.

• Assesses if the program is achieving its outcomes.

• Checks if the program is maintained over time.

Which of the following best describes "Effectiveness" in a RE-AIM evaluation?

• The number of organizations that adopt the program.

• The level of health outcomes achieved by the program.

• The method used to deliver the program.

• The long-term continuation of the program's benefits.