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Area of Science:

  • Public Health
  • Community Health Programs
  • Extension Education

Background:

  • Community physical activity (PA) programs are crucial for public health.
  • Understanding the adoption decision-making process (DMP) for these programs among extension agents is vital for successful implementation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To identify key attributes influencing the adoption DMP of a community PA program by Kansas State Research & Extension System agents.
  • To assess agents' understanding of evidence-based program principles in relation to PA program adoption and adaptation.

Main Methods:

  • A survey was administered to 99% of eligible Kansas State Research & Extension System agents.
  • The survey employed quantitative and qualitative assessments to evaluate program attributes, delivery, and adaptations.
  • Analysis focused on factors influencing the adoption decision-making process (DMP).

Main Results:

  • Program effectiveness, compatibility, reach, and ease of delivery were the most significant factors in the DMP.
  • Prior success in other counties influenced adoption decisions, particularly after the program's first year.
  • Agents accurately identified group dynamics principles and made adaptations consistent with evidence-based practices.

Conclusions:

  • Extension agents consider multiple factors when deciding to adopt community PA programs.
  • Agents possess the capacity to articulate and implement adaptations that align with evidence-based principles for PA programs.