An evaluation of the impact of the Fearless Physical Activity Program and the Canadian Congenital Heart Alliance’s online resources using the RE-AIM framework

This study aims to evaluate the instructor manuals of the Canadian Congenital Heart Alliance’s Fearless Physical Activity event. The hosts are provided with these manuals prior to each event session. These instructors will be provided with an evaluation checklist, and will be interviewed, post-event, to assess the instructor resources. The objective is to determine whether the resources provide the necessary information in an easy to understand manner, and whether the instructors felt as though any additional resources are missing that would have assisted them in the implementation of the Fearless Physical Activity event. The CCHA will then be able to re-structure the manuals using this feedback to ensure the implementation of the event is straight-forward for future instructors, and will assist in the consistency of the quality of delivery of every event.

Faculty Supervisor:

Kelly Arbour-Nicitopoulos

Student:

Partner:

Canadian Congenital Heart Alliance

Discipline:

Life Sciences

Sector:

Health and Related Sciences & Technology

University:

University of Toronto

Program: