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Community-academic partnerships (CAPs) can enhance health interventions, but planner discussions may not align with client/provider experiences. Three implementation phases were identified for guiding future CAPs.

Keywords:

Community-academic partnerships Implementation science Primary health care Program implementation Qualitative

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Area of Science:

Community-based participatory research
Health services research
Implementation science

Background:

Community-academic partnerships (CAPs) enhance health intervention relevance and sustainability.
Understanding CAPs' focus and decision-making impact on ground-level implementation is limited.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze CAP activities and learnings during a complex health intervention implementation.
To compare planner/decision-maker level experiences with local site implementation.

Main Methods:

Qualitative description and latent content analysis of meeting minutes from a nine-partner CAP.
Thematic analysis of surveys from clients and healthcare providers.
Member check with key implementers.

Main Results:

Analysis of 128 meeting minutes revealed key discussion topics: primary care sites, volunteer coordination, and sustainability.
Client feedback highlighted learning benefits but disliked volunteer visit length; providers valued team meetings but found the program time-consuming.
Discrepancies noted between planner-level discussions and client/provider-identified issues.

Conclusions:

Planner-level discussions may not fully capture client/provider concerns, indicating a potential gap.
Identified three phases for CAPs: recruitment/support/data, modifications/adaptations, and input/reflection.
These phases can guide future CAPs in complex health intervention implementation.