Implementation study finds high satisfaction and treatment completion rates among ASHA-delivered therapy in rural settings, leveraging RE-AIM framework for evaluation.
Key Points
The study achieved a 97.82% treatment completion rate, with significant reduction in depressive symptoms from baseline to post-treatment.
High levels of satisfaction were reported by both patients and Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) involved in the program.
The RE-AIM framework was utilized to assess implementation outcomes, revealing key facilitators and barriers during the scaling process.
The training model using digital curricula helped ensure that 94.3% of non-specialist providers completed the full training successfully.