P06-14 Development of a standardised evaluation framework (SEF) for physical activity interventions: Ensuring usability and usefulness

Abstract Introduction With a range of interventions available for promoting physical activity (PA) and only limited resources, it has become imperative to identify those that are both effective feasible real world application. A number evaluation frameworks have been developed but often fail be widely implemented due the level information required time needed complete. The purpose this study is develop standardised framework (SEF) PA usable in practice also collects enables evidence based decision making among key knowledge users. Methods Development was guided by Nutbeam Bauman's cycle, encompassing elements formative, process, impact outcome evaluation. SEF through four stages involving 1) review literature, 2) feedback from stakeholders, 3) national consultation, 4) focus groups with practitioner advisory group. Elements Technology Acceptance Model were used assess perceived usefulness usability stakeholders.†† Results Twelve relevant specific identified literature review. Members project team (N = commonalities across these frameworks, including general characteristics 12), formative aspects 5), process 15), 7) 3). Feedback stages, consultations, two an online survey provided creating more useful SEF. current includes minimum set questions (i.e. monitoring template) coordinators 27) participants 9) additional measures in-depth where necessary. Conclusion I-PARC seen creation moving towards approach intervention practice. potential resource provide regarding scale up, adaptions or cessation practices. suggested need platform collect information, capacity building resources support network help use