13. Results a. Initial steps of the intervention(s) and their evolution over time (e.g., time-line diagram, flow chart, or table), including modifications made to the intervention during the project b. Details of the process measures and outcome c. Contextual elements that interacted with the intervention(s) d. Observed associations between outcomes, interventions, and relevant contextual elements e. Unintended consequences such as unexpected benefits, problems, failures, or costs associated with the intervention(s). f. Details about missing data
| Discussion | What does it mean? |
|---|---|
| 14. Summary | a. Key findings, including relevance to the extbf{rationale} and specific aimsb. Particular strengths of the project |
| 15. Interpretation | a. Nature of the association between the extbf{intervention}(s) and the outcomesb. Comparison of results with findings from other publicationsc. Impact of the project on people and extbf{systems}d. Reasons for any differences between observed and anticipated outcomes, including the influence of extbf{context}e. Costs and strategic trade-offs, including extbf{opportunity} costs |
| 16. Limitations | a. Limits to the extbf{generalizability} of the workb. Factors that might have limited extbf{internal validity} such as confounding, bias, or imprecision in the design, methods, measurement, or analysisc. Efforts made to minimize and adjust for limitations |
| 17. Conclusions | a. Usefulness of the workb. Sustainability |