Implementation and product- and process evaluation of a co-created gender-informed and culturally-sensitive toolkit to improve symptom recognition and care seeking for ischemic heart disease: RE-AIM framework

While the co-created toolkit was well-received, and findings concerning the reach, adoption, and implementation were positive, the (cost)effectiveness should be further evaluated to study the long-term impact of the intervention. Moreover, the need for integration of the intervention in current infrastructure constituted a challenge to the maintenance of the toolkit.