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RE-AIM Framework
Evaluating Respectful Relationships Innovations Using RE-AIM
What this note covers
- Why RE-AIM Matters for Post-Schooling Respectful Relationships
- Reach: Who Does the Innovation Actually Engage?
- Effectiveness: What Does the Evidence Show About Outcomes?
- Adoption and Implementation: Can the Program Be Taken Up and Delivered With Fidelity?
- Maintenance: Sustaining Respectful Relationships Outcomes Over Time
- Applying RE-AIM to EA Question 2: Writing Evaluative Judgements From Stimulus Evidence
- Australian Case: Evaluating 'Consent Matters' Across Queensland Universities Using RE-AIM
7 sections · 14 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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