2023 · Conference paper · German

Gelingensbedingungen für Implementation, Umsetzungstreue und Reichweite evidenzbasierter Präventionsprogramme – Ergebnisse der CTC-EFF-Studie

Decker, L., Röding, D., Birgel, V., & Walter, U.

Decker, L., Röding, D., Birgel, V., & Walter, U. (2023). Gelingensbedingungen für Implementation, Umsetzungstreue und Reichweite evidenzbasierter Präventionsprogramme – Ergebnisse der CTC-EFF-Studie. Das Gesundheitswesen, 85(08/09), 784–784. doi.org/10.1055/s-0043-1770511

Summary

Conference report (in German) from the CTC-EFF study asking whether local conditions shape three quantities that drive the effectiveness of municipal prevention: the number of evidence-based programmes (EBPs) delivered, the number of people they reach and the fidelity of delivery. In 38 municipalities, local prevention practitioners (n = 242) were interviewed about EBPs, reach and fidelity, and 182 key informants about community capacity for prevention (cross-sector cooperation, integrated collaboration, support for prevention and financial support) and adoption of science-based prevention. Deprivation, spatial type and population size came from official statistics, analysed with bivariate correlations. The number of EBPs correlated positively with adoption of science-based prevention, cross-sector cooperation, financial support, deprivation and rurality (r = 0.185–0.576) and negatively with population size and support for prevention. Reach correlated positively with cross-sector cooperation, support for prevention, deprivation and population size and negatively with rurality; fidelity correlated negatively with rurality. The authors conclude that what a community-based prevention approach achieves depends on local conditions, which is why CTC invests in capacity before programmes.