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Between 2013 and 2018, 86 Community Living Center (CLC) teams received STAR-VA training and consultation and implemented the intervention. Program evaluation has consistently demonstrated that STAR-VA Veteran training cases experience significantly decreased frequency and severity of target behaviors, symptoms of depression, anxiety, and agitation. VA Central Office leaders responsible for ongoing STAR-VA implementation and evaluation sought to understand the program’s systemic impact on important outcomes, if outcomes are maintained, and factors influencing variation in sustained adherence to STAR-VA. This presentation will describe the rationale for and methods used to develop a valid quality improvement metric to assess behavioral symptoms of dementia, to compare Veteran- and site-level outcomes at trained and untrained CLCs, and to identify factors associated with sustained STAR-VA implementation. This partnered evaluation, combining quantitative and qualitative methodologies, is critical for informing operational strategies for promoting STAR-VA and supporting its sustained implementation in VA CLCs.

PARTNERED EVALUATION OF LONGITUDINAL IMPACT OF STAR-VA: IMPLICATIONS FOR PROGRAM SUSTAINABILITY