In terms of the strategies selected by co-implementation schools, the reach, implementation fidelity, perceived success of strategy, and factors contributing to and/or hindering success of these strategies will also be assessed.
Fewer details were recorded about the intervention delivery among control schools in the log sheets but feedback received in interviews with coordinating HPA and university staff indicated that fidelity was perceived to be better when the intervention was taught in intervention than in control schools.
Simple objective metrics are attractive because they are computed in a fast way, while often resulting in low fidelity matching of perceived quality of images and video.
The frequency of trainers interventions was lower (p < 0.001) when trainees used a high-fidelity simulator; trainers' perceived mental strain was lower (<0.001) and their flow experience higher (p = 0.004) when using high-fidelity simulator.
In some cases, people do not have fidelity to what is perceived to be the "original" pronunciation or a pronunciation that is expected in their native language - after all, it is their name to pronounce how they wish.
Additional data will be collected to assess intervention i) fidelity; ii) dose and reach; and, iii) perceived barriers and enablers to implementation.
Another argument against absolute fidelity to what a playwright's intentions are perceived to be is offered at Chichester by the tremendous, revelatory Young Chekhov, and, in particular, the first play, which Hare calls Platonov.
We have recently reported that the intervention was delivered with a high degree of fidelity but some of the intervention materials were perceived by teachers to have become somewhat dated during the time-lag between development and evaluation [ 24].
There is little scientific evidence to examine the differences in satisfaction and gains perceived by the students with the use of medium and high fidelity.
In retrospect, we recognize that our objective fidelity measure could not capture whether the presenter (DM) was perceived as favoring one approach to improving depression treatment more than the other.
