RE-AIM and PRISM are an integrated framework developed to improve the adoption and sustainable implementation of evidence-based interventions in a wide range of health, public health, educational, community, and other settings.
RE-AIM is a framework to guide the planning and evaluation of programs according to the 5 key RE-AIM outcomes: Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance.
The Practical Implementation Sustainability Model (PRISM) includes key, multilevel contextual factors relevant to program implementation (including RE-AIM outcomes) throughout all stages from planning through sustainment.
Hello RE-AIMers!
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In this month’s blog, we feature a recent webinar title: In Lessons Learned: Applying RE-AIM to Rural Health Promotion, Paul A. Estabrooks, PhD, Anna M. Gorczyca, PhD, and Susan B. Sisson, PhD, RDN, CHES, FACSM draw on their expertise in implementation science and rural health to share practical insights and real-world lessons from applying the RE-AIM framework to the design, delivery, and evaluation of health promotion programs in rural communities. Click the image below to watch the webinar
Happy Implementing,
RE-AIM Workgroup
The Practical Implementation Sustainability Model (PRISM) includes key, multilevel contextual factors relevant to program implementation (including RE-AIM outcomes) throughout all stages from planning through sustainment.
