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Table 2 Secondary effectiveness and implementation quantitative outcomes

From: Quantitative outcomes of a type 2 single arm hybrid effectiveness implementation pilot study for hypertension-HIV integration in Botswana

Secondary outcomes

Sources

Effectiveness

• absolute difference in systolic and diastolic BP between baseline and 12-months visit

• the proportion of participants who scored > 70% on the HDFQ

• Modified EHR, DCF

Reach

• proportion of eligible PWH who agreed to be enrolled into InterCARE among those who met inclusion criteria

• Modified EHR, DCF

Adoption

• proportion of PWH and HTN with 10-year CVD risk documented in EHR (E-CVDRF eval)

• proportion with BP documented in EHR

• proportion of those who received CVD risk factor counselling on anti-HTN medication, healthy diet and appropriate physical activity levels

• Modified EHR, DCF

Fidelity

• proportion prescribed guideline concordant BP medication (as per Botswana 2017 Primary Care Guideline [27, 33] and/or major publication on management of BP among black Africans [34]

• proportion of treatment partners trained per protocol

• proportion providing support with the same frequency as expected

• DCF, electronic trial logs

Exploratory secondary outcomes

Fidelity/

Adoption

• proportion of participants with a treatment partner

• Modified EHR, DCF

  1. HER Electronic Health Record, BP Blood Pressure, HDFQ Heart Disease Fact Questionnaire: CVD Cardiovascular Disease, E-CVDRF eval Electronic-Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factor Evaluation, PWH People with HIV, DCF Data Collection Form