This guide helps researchers and providers measure how much and how well an intervention or program has been implemented.

How Can This Help?

This guide helps users to:

• Measure how much and how well an intervention was delivered (and what to do next)
• Evaluate the likelihood that an intervention will be used and sustained over time

Who Should Use This?

• Researchers designing effectiveness studies who want to document how much and how well the intervention was provided to be able to replicate their results or make sense of patient outcomes
• Providers documenting how much and how well the intervention was provided, so that they can replicate it, or scale up or scale out (e.g., some patient groups did better than others, patients at some clinics did better than others)

When Should You Use This

The guide can be used in the design phase of effectiveness studies.