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Table 2 Overview of data collection strategies

From: Living Lab Dementia: process evaluation of an academic-practice partnership in German long term care for people living with dementia - study protocol

Domain

Dimension

Aims

Target group

Data collection methods

Data type

Measurement point

Implementation

Dose

Present number of intervention components and participants overall and within the clusters on both levels (Collaboration structure & Research projects)

n.a

Document Analysis

Quantitative

ongoing

Present the number of exchanges (within the components, overarching (including People living with Dementia and relatives & external)

n.a

Document analysis

Present the number of public relations measures

n.a

Document analysis

Reach

Describe profiles of participants filling the targeted positions within the components

n.a

Document analysis

Quantitative

T0

+ ongoing

Present reasons for participation/non-participation

SLPs/PLPs

Teams/circles

Research team

Questionnaire (1)

Present recruitment processes

n.a

Document analysis

Fidelity

Describe to which extent the intervention components, at both levels (Collaboration structure & Research projects), are implemented

SLPs/PLPs

Teams/circles

CEOs

Research team

Individual interview

Focus groups

Document analysis

Quantitative

+ Qualitative

ongoing

+ T1

Describe the support requirements of the Linking Pin-Dyad

SLPs/PLPs

Teams/circles

CEOs

Research team

Individual interview

Focus groups

Qualitative

T1

Describe project planning process

SLPs/PLPs

Research team

Individual interview

Adaptation

Describe adaptation processes and reasons for adaptation

SLPs/PLPs

Research team

Individual interview

Qualitative

T1

Mechanisms of impact

Intervention components

Identification of mechanisms of impact in the areas role identity, competencies, motivation/commitment at the level of Linking Pin-Dyad

SLPs/PLPs

Teams/Circles

Research team

Individual interview

Focus groups

Qualitative

T1

Identification of mechanisms of impact in the areas acceptance of Linking Pin role, competencies, motivation/commitment and expectations at the level of teams/circle/ Research team

SLPs/PLPs

Teams/Circles

Research team

Individual interview

Focus groups

People living with dementia and their relatives

Describe the ways to participate for people living with dementia (and their caregivers, if applicable)

SLPs/PLPs

Working group Dementia and Research

Involved People living with Dementia (and poss. their relatives)

Individual interview

Focus groups

Qualitative

T1

Describe the satisfaction with the participation opportunities

Working group Dementia and Research

Involved People living with Dementia (and poss. their relatives)

Individual interview

Focus groups

(Inter-)

professional relationships

Identification of mechanisms of impact in the areas communication and participation

SLPs/PLPs

Teams/Circles

Research team

Individual interview

Focus groups

Qualitative

T1

Research projects

Identification of mechanisms of impact in the areas of consistency, knowledge circulation, results/outcomes and co-creation

SLPs/PLPs

Teams/Circles

Research team

Individual interview

Focus groups

Document analysis

Quantitative

+ Qualitative

ongoing

+ T1

Contextual factors

Micro-,

Meso-,

Macro-Level

Describe factors of micro-, meso-, macro-level that facilitate or hinder the implementation of intervention components

SLPs/PLPs

Teams/Circles

CEOs

Research team

Individual interview

Focus groups

Qualitative

T1

Describe characteristics of the organizations and care concepts of the practice partners (ambulatory and residential care)

n.a.

Questionnaire (2)

Quantitative

T0

  1. CEO = Chief Executive Officer, SLP = Scientific Linking Pin, PLP = Practice Linking Pin