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  • Geriatric Physical Therapy
  • Health Services Research
  • Implementation Science

Background:

  • The Coach2Move approach aims to enhance physical activity and self-efficacy in older adults.
  • Evaluating the implementation of new clinical approaches is crucial for improving geriatric care.
  • Understanding factors influencing adoption and fidelity is essential for successful intervention rollout.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To assess the adoption and fidelity of the Coach2Move approach among physical therapists.
  • To compare implementation outcomes between physical therapists with and without geriatric specialization.
  • To determine if specialization and adoption levels influence intervention effectiveness.
  • To explore therapists' attitudes and experiences regarding Coach2Move implementation.

Main Methods:

  • A multi-methods process evaluation was conducted alongside a cluster randomized stepped-wedge trial.
  • Participants included 36 physical therapists (17 geriatric specialists, 19 non-specialists) treating 292 older adults.
  • Adoption was measured via e-assessment scores, and fidelity through electronic health record indicators over one year.
  • Mixed-model analysis of variance examined the impact of specialization and adoption on health outcomes; therapist attitudes were surveyed.

Main Results:

  • Coach2Move adoption scores increased significantly from 17% to 47%, with geriatric specialists showing higher adoption (54%) than non-specialists (41%).
  • Fidelity scores also improved, increasing from 35% to 47%, with higher scores among geriatric specialists.
  • Neither adoption level nor specialization significantly explained variances in effectiveness.
  • Facilitators included tailored education and peer assessment; adequate reimbursement and optimized practice workflows were identified as crucial for success.

Conclusions:

  • Implementation of Coach2Move led to increased adoption and fidelity among physical therapists, indicating its potential for improving geriatric care.
  • Therapist attitudes towards the approach and its implementation were generally positive.
  • Future implementation should prioritize fair compensation from payers and address organizational/financial contexts within practices for broader success.