Table 2 Evaluation of the Queensland Eating Disorder Service Facilitated Peer Supervision Program according to the RE-AIM framework [16]

Reach^a

Participant characteristics

11/16 possible Queensland Hospital Health Services represented

> 25% rural and remote clinicians

~ 50% private practitioners

Efficacy^b

Impact on: Clinician, Patient, Service outcomes

94% clinicians increase ability to provide dietetic interventions

90% increased advocacy for client care

94% increased involvement in ED-specific service development activities

Adoption

Uptake by other services, groups

Not yet demonstrated—interest from other services

Implementation^a

Fidelity to model

Cost to deliver

Not measured—ensured by scripting and Lead Facilitator role in supporting Facilitators

 ~ 22.5 h Lead Facilitator & Facilitator/co-Facilitators provides ~ 75 h participant support

Maintenance

Participant:

Recruitment^a

Retention^a

Engagement^b

86 recruits April 2018 to August 2021

27 withdrawals

9 parental leave

18 workload/position change

71% respondents to voluntary Learning and Clinical Practice survey

96% intention to continue^b