RE-AIM Framework

The RE-AIM Framework is a tool used to evaluate public health interventions. It stands for Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance. This framework helps determine how many people benefit from a program (Reach), how well it works (Effectiveness), how widely it is accepted (Adoption), how closely it is followed (Implementation), and if its benefits last over time (Maintenance). By examining these five areas, researchers and practitioners can better understand and improve health programs, ensuring they are beneficial and sustainable in real-world settings.