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Table 1 Top 13 ranked criteria of local stakeholders and scientists. Please refer to Additional files 1 and 2 for criterion definitions

From: How to select interventions for promoting physical activity in schools? Combining preferences of stakeholders and scientists

 

Local stakeholders

Scientists

Rank

Category

Criterion

Points

Rank

Category

Criterion

Points

1

Resources

Free of costs

47

1

Evidence

Efficacy

35

2

Sustainability

Longevity

39

2

Evidence

Potential for reach

25

3

Integration

Integration into everyday school life

38

3

Feasibility

Feasibility

20

3

Physical literacy

Teampromotion (cooperative and competition)

38

3

Acceptance and emotions

Child likeability/ acceptability

20

5

Staff, support, networking

Mentoring-model, training of school sports assistants (peers)

37

5

Evidence

Ease of implementation

15

6

Parents

Relevance to everyday life—transferability

32

5

Evidence

Sustainability

15

7

Staff, support, networking

Organisation

31

5

Acceptance and participation

Participation/ stakeholder involvement (children, school staff, parents, policymaker)

15

8

Staff, support, networking

Qualification

29

5

Other

Systems-approach

15

9

Physical literacy

Self-efficacy / learning success

26

9

Evidence

Positive implementation trial

10

10

Staff, support, networking

Feasibility—support

22

9

Resources

Intervention cost

10

10

Acceptence and emotions

Attractiveness

22

9

Adaptability

Tailoring

10

10

Other

Complexity

22

9

Adaptability

Reducing inequalities

10

13

Resources

Funding

20

9

Acceptance and emotions

Enjoyment

10

  1. Rank: The criteria were rank-ordered by their number of points. Points: sum of points assigned to the criterion by stakeholders and scientists, respectively