Global Advances in Health and Medicine · 2021 · 10 citations · 10 references
Health ProfessionsHealth AdministrationHealth Services AdministrationBehavioral HealthHealth AssessmentMental Health CounselingBehavior Change SupportFidelity Of ImplementationMindfulnessAdherenceBehavioral Intervention FidelityIntervention FidelityMindfulness In HealthcareMindfulness-based Well-beingService Fidelity MonitoringThread
PURPOSE: A growing waitlist for Mindfulness in Motion (MIM), an evidence-based worksite mindfulness-based intervention, necessitated a training system with built in fidelity assurance to meet program demand. MIM was delivered as part of an organizational strategy in a large academic health center to enhance Health Care Professional (HCP) well-being. In order to ensure that the intervention was being delivered the same way to each cohort, a process to ensure intervention fidelity was developed for MIM. METHOD: The core components of MIM informed the development of a detailed fidelity monitoring system to ensure consistent intervention delivery. Each MIM cohort was conducted with both trained facilitators and trained intervention fidelity monitors. RESULTS: Across 11 cohort offerings of MIM, each 8 weeks in length, there was a mean adherence rate of 0.9886, SD = 0.0012. CONCLUSION: The fidelity monitoring system allowed for a reliable expansion of MIM offerings to HCPs and for a seamless pivot to fully virtual MIM delivery, necessitated by COVID-19.
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