Factors Influencing Implementation of Youth Physical Activity Interventions: An Expert Perspective—Corrigendum

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LE 3. elihood ratios and diagnostic power scores for each factor-level. Likelihood Ratios for Each Factor-Level ctors High Moderate Low Diagnostic Power Scores rganizational characteristics . Leadership motivation and engagement c, d 8.75/1 1/1.05 1/8.63 17.38 . Physical activity culture 4.69/1 1.07/1 1/6.56 11.34 . Available facilitates and equipment d 4/1 1/1.12 1/5.09 9.09 . Available space 3.05/1 1.19/1 1/3.53 6.58 . Available staff d 5/1 1/1.17 1/5 10 . Communication c, d 2.55/1 1.05/1 1/3.31 5.86 . Competing programs within the organization 1.77/1 1.19/1 1/2.63 4.4 plementation processes . Needs assessment 7.75/1 1/1.23 1/5 12.75 . Goal setting 4.31/1 1.12/1 1/4.55 8.86 0. Engaging intervention staff c 5.57/1 1.08/1 1/10.67 16.24 . Engaging youths c 3.16/1 1.17/1 1/4.46 7.62 2. Engaging program champion c 4.43/1 1/1.15 1/4.67 9.1 3. Training c, d 3.39/1 1/1 1/4.91 8.32 4. Technical assistance c, d 3.85/1 1.27/1 1/4.75 8.6 5. Reflecting and evaluating 4.92/1 1.44/1 1/4.67 9.59 6. Sustainability plans 2.23/1 1.36/1 1/3.61 5.84 rovider characteristics 7. Provider belief and motivation d 4.54/1 1.13/1 1/4.27 8.81 8. Provider knowledge and skills about the intervention c, d 5.16/1 1.03/1 1/7.43 12.59