I believe my research question aligns with several theoretical frameworks, primarily those focused on health behaviour, developmental psychology, and pain management.
With my revised research the accessing of how public health nurses’ efforts to reduce pain during childhood immunizations in children at 1 year of age during public health clinics aligns with the Health Quality Ontario’s Quality Improvement RE-AIM framework. It can help evaluate not just the effectiveness of the pain reduction intervention, but also, it’s reach, adoption, fidelity in implementation, and maintenance.
The RE -AIM framework is widely used model for evaluating public health interventions focusing mainly on five dimensions:
• Reach
• Effectiveness
• Adoption
• Implementation
• Maintenance
I choose the RE-AIM framework as you might integrate parent’s feedback into each RE-AIM dimension enhancing the assessment of the pain reduction interventions success.