Table 2

Characteristics of the included studies

Study IDStudy design and sampleCountry and settingYearEBISustainment Intervention AND ControlDuration of initial implementation AND sustainment interventionFinal follow-up time point measured AND method of data collectionPrimary outcomes of the reviewSecondary outcomes of the reviewFindingsSummary
Chin 2007 [30]RCT
Sample size:
34 health centres
17 intervention
17 control
USA community health centres2007Dietary and exercise counselling and diabetes educationMulti-component sustainment intervention
Usual care (clinician implementation team meetings, and audit and feedback)
Initial implementation: 24 months
Sustainment: 24 months
24 months
Chart review instrument to review clinical records
% of patients who received:
1. Dietary counselling
2. Exercise counselling
3. Diabetes education
N/A1. PO1: 0.24 (OR) [0.08, 0.68]
2. PO2: 0.34 (OR) [0.15, 0.75]
3. PO3: 0.16 (OR) [0.06, 0.44]
graphic
McFadyen 2019 [31]RCT
Sample size:
188 community sport clubs
92 intervention, 96 control
Australia
Community football clubs
2019Responsible alcohol management practicesWeb-based multi-component sustainment intervention
Usual care (one phone contact and reactive support provided on an as-needed basis)
Initial implementation: minimum of 12 months
Sustainment: three consecutive football seasons over 29 months
25–27 months after baseline intervention implementation
Field observations and Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviews
1. Proportion of clubs maintaining implementation of ≥10 of 13 alcohol management practices
2. Mean number of alcohol management practices
implemented at follow-up
1. Proportion of club members who reported drinking alcohol at risky levels at sporting clubs
2. Proportion of club members who reported being at-risk of alcohol-related harm
3. Mean AUDIT score of club members
1. PO1: 0.53 (OR) [0.04, 7.2] P = 0.63
2. PO2: 0.1 (Mean difference) [−0.23, 0.42] P = 0.55
3. SO1: 0.71 (OR) [0.45, 1.10] P = 0.13
4. SO2: 1.12 (OR) [0.75, 1.67] P = 0.57
5. SO3: −0.04 (Mean difference) [−0.75, 0.67] P = 0.91
graphicgraphic
Acosta 2020 [32]RCT
Sample size:
29 afterschool programme centres
14 intervention, 15 control
USA afterschool programme centres2020Afterschool alcohol, cigarette and substance use prevention programmeGetting to outcomes implementation strategy24 months24 months
Field observations
1. Staff adherence to delivering CHOICE (EBI)N/A1. PO1: 46% of intervention sites continued to deliver CHOICE, compared to 0% of control sites
Fishers exact test
P = 0.015*
graphic
Study IDStudy design and sampleCountry and settingYearEBISustainment Intervention AND ControlDuration of initial implementation AND sustainment interventionFinal follow-up time point measured AND method of data collectionPrimary outcomes of the reviewSecondary outcomes of the reviewFindingsSummary
Chin 2007 [30]RCT
Sample size:
34 health centres
17 intervention
17 control
USA community health centres2007Dietary and exercise counselling and diabetes educationMulti-component sustainment intervention
Usual care (clinician implementation team meetings, and audit and feedback)
Initial implementation: 24 months
Sustainment: 24 months
24 months
Chart review instrument to review clinical records
% of patients who received:
1. Dietary counselling
2. Exercise counselling
3. Diabetes education
N/A1. PO1: 0.24 (OR) [0.08, 0.68]
2. PO2: 0.34 (OR) [0.15, 0.75]
3. PO3: 0.16 (OR) [0.06, 0.44]
graphic
McFadyen 2019 [31]RCT
Sample size:
188 community sport clubs
92 intervention, 96 control
Australia
Community football clubs
2019Responsible alcohol management practicesWeb-based multi-component sustainment intervention
Usual care (one phone contact and reactive support provided on an as-needed basis)
Initial implementation: minimum of 12 months
Sustainment: three consecutive football seasons over 29 months
25–27 months after baseline intervention implementation
Field observations and Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviews
1. Proportion of clubs maintaining implementation of ≥10 of 13 alcohol management practices
2. Mean number of alcohol management practices
implemented at follow-up
1. Proportion of club members who reported drinking alcohol at risky levels at sporting clubs
2. Proportion of club members who reported being at-risk of alcohol-related harm
3. Mean AUDIT score of club members
1. PO1: 0.53 (OR) [0.04, 7.2] P = 0.63
2. PO2: 0.1 (Mean difference) [−0.23, 0.42] P = 0.55
3. SO1: 0.71 (OR) [0.45, 1.10] P = 0.13
4. SO2: 1.12 (OR) [0.75, 1.67] P = 0.57
5. SO3: −0.04 (Mean difference) [−0.75, 0.67] P = 0.91
graphicgraphic
Acosta 2020 [32]RCT
Sample size:
29 afterschool programme centres
14 intervention, 15 control
USA afterschool programme centres2020Afterschool alcohol, cigarette and substance use prevention programmeGetting to outcomes implementation strategy24 months24 months
Field observations
1. Staff adherence to delivering CHOICE (EBI)N/A1. PO1: 46% of intervention sites continued to deliver CHOICE, compared to 0% of control sites
Fishers exact test
P = 0.015*
graphic

Note: Arrows indicate direction of effect (positive or negative effect on sustainment) and does not take into account statistical significance. Direction of effect was calculated based on available data reported in each paper. CHOICE = Name of the afterschool substance abuse; EBIPO = primary outcome; SO = secondary outcome.

*Statistical significance.

Table 2

Characteristics of the included studies

Study IDStudy design and sampleCountry and settingYearEBISustainment Intervention AND ControlDuration of initial implementation AND sustainment interventionFinal follow-up time point measured AND method of data collectionPrimary outcomes of the reviewSecondary outcomes of the reviewFindingsSummary
Chin 2007 [30]RCT
Sample size:
34 health centres
17 intervention
17 control
USA community health centres2007Dietary and exercise counselling and diabetes educationMulti-component sustainment intervention
Usual care (clinician implementation team meetings, and audit and feedback)
Initial implementation: 24 months
Sustainment: 24 months
24 months
Chart review instrument to review clinical records
% of patients who received:
1. Dietary counselling
2. Exercise counselling
3. Diabetes education
N/A1. PO1: 0.24 (OR) [0.08, 0.68]
2. PO2: 0.34 (OR) [0.15, 0.75]
3. PO3: 0.16 (OR) [0.06, 0.44]
graphic
McFadyen 2019 [31]RCT
Sample size:
188 community sport clubs
92 intervention, 96 control
Australia
Community football clubs
2019Responsible alcohol management practicesWeb-based multi-component sustainment intervention
Usual care (one phone contact and reactive support provided on an as-needed basis)
Initial implementation: minimum of 12 months
Sustainment: three consecutive football seasons over 29 months
25–27 months after baseline intervention implementation
Field observations and Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviews
1. Proportion of clubs maintaining implementation of ≥10 of 13 alcohol management practices
2. Mean number of alcohol management practices
implemented at follow-up
1. Proportion of club members who reported drinking alcohol at risky levels at sporting clubs
2. Proportion of club members who reported being at-risk of alcohol-related harm
3. Mean AUDIT score of club members
1. PO1: 0.53 (OR) [0.04, 7.2] P = 0.63
2. PO2: 0.1 (Mean difference) [−0.23, 0.42] P = 0.55
3. SO1: 0.71 (OR) [0.45, 1.10] P = 0.13
4. SO2: 1.12 (OR) [0.75, 1.67] P = 0.57
5. SO3: −0.04 (Mean difference) [−0.75, 0.67] P = 0.91
graphicgraphic
Acosta 2020 [32]RCT
Sample size:
29 afterschool programme centres
14 intervention, 15 control
USA afterschool programme centres2020Afterschool alcohol, cigarette and substance use prevention programmeGetting to outcomes implementation strategy24 months24 months
Field observations
1. Staff adherence to delivering CHOICE (EBI)N/A1. PO1: 46% of intervention sites continued to deliver CHOICE, compared to 0% of control sites
Fishers exact test
P = 0.015*
graphic
Study IDStudy design and sampleCountry and settingYearEBISustainment Intervention AND ControlDuration of initial implementation AND sustainment interventionFinal follow-up time point measured AND method of data collectionPrimary outcomes of the reviewSecondary outcomes of the reviewFindingsSummary
Chin 2007 [30]RCT
Sample size:
34 health centres
17 intervention
17 control
USA community health centres2007Dietary and exercise counselling and diabetes educationMulti-component sustainment intervention
Usual care (clinician implementation team meetings, and audit and feedback)
Initial implementation: 24 months
Sustainment: 24 months
24 months
Chart review instrument to review clinical records
% of patients who received:
1. Dietary counselling
2. Exercise counselling
3. Diabetes education
N/A1. PO1: 0.24 (OR) [0.08, 0.68]
2. PO2: 0.34 (OR) [0.15, 0.75]
3. PO3: 0.16 (OR) [0.06, 0.44]
graphic
McFadyen 2019 [31]RCT
Sample size:
188 community sport clubs
92 intervention, 96 control
Australia
Community football clubs
2019Responsible alcohol management practicesWeb-based multi-component sustainment intervention
Usual care (one phone contact and reactive support provided on an as-needed basis)
Initial implementation: minimum of 12 months
Sustainment: three consecutive football seasons over 29 months
25–27 months after baseline intervention implementation
Field observations and Computer-Assisted Telephone Interviews
1. Proportion of clubs maintaining implementation of ≥10 of 13 alcohol management practices
2. Mean number of alcohol management practices
implemented at follow-up
1. Proportion of club members who reported drinking alcohol at risky levels at sporting clubs
2. Proportion of club members who reported being at-risk of alcohol-related harm
3. Mean AUDIT score of club members
1. PO1: 0.53 (OR) [0.04, 7.2] P = 0.63
2. PO2: 0.1 (Mean difference) [−0.23, 0.42] P = 0.55
3. SO1: 0.71 (OR) [0.45, 1.10] P = 0.13
4. SO2: 1.12 (OR) [0.75, 1.67] P = 0.57
5. SO3: −0.04 (Mean difference) [−0.75, 0.67] P = 0.91
graphicgraphic
Acosta 2020 [32]RCT
Sample size:
29 afterschool programme centres
14 intervention, 15 control
USA afterschool programme centres2020Afterschool alcohol, cigarette and substance use prevention programmeGetting to outcomes implementation strategy24 months24 months
Field observations
1. Staff adherence to delivering CHOICE (EBI)N/A1. PO1: 46% of intervention sites continued to deliver CHOICE, compared to 0% of control sites
Fishers exact test
P = 0.015*
graphic

Note: Arrows indicate direction of effect (positive or negative effect on sustainment) and does not take into account statistical significance. Direction of effect was calculated based on available data reported in each paper. CHOICE = Name of the afterschool substance abuse; EBIPO = primary outcome; SO = secondary outcome.

*Statistical significance.

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