Table 1 Operationalized Sustainability Construct Measurement Sources in the Childhood Obesity Research Demonstration by Ecologic Model of Obesity Levels
Ecologic Model of Obesity Levels | Sustainability Constructs | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Â | Replicability (intervention complexity, use of existing resources and systems, and adaptability of program activities) | Continuation of Benefits (linkages and communication within organizations, continued infrastructure and resources) | Institutionalization (ongoing integrated support for projects and diffusion of program activities among organizations, policies and practices) | Community Capacity (sense of community, community commitment, problem-solving mechanisms, and resource access) |
Micro-level | • Program Components Checklist | N/A | • Program Components Checklist • Health Care Clinic Scan • School and Early Care and Education Center Indices • In-depth Interviews | • Wilder Collaboration Factors Inventory • Geographically Linked, Publicly-available Databases |
Meso-level | • Program Components Checklist • Electronic Health Record | N/A | • Wilder Collaboration Factors Inventory • In-depth Interviews • Health Care Clinic Scan • School and Early Care and Education Center Indices | • Wilder Collaboration Factors Inventory • In-depth Interviews |
Exo-level | • Program Components Checklist • Electronic Health Record | • Community Health Worker Mobile Device Data | • In-depth Interviews • Health Care Clinic Scan • School and Early Care and Education Center Indices | • Wilder Collaboration Factors Inventory • In-depth Interviews |
Macro-level | • In-depth Interviews | • Geographically Linked, Publicly-available Databases | • Policy Indicator Checklists • In-depth Interviews • School and Early Care and Education Center Indices | • Policy Indicator Checklists • Geographically Linked, Publicly-available Databases |