Assess the degree of the project impact on health benefits using a five-point Likert scale (direct-considerable-moderate-identifiable-non). Describe the broader (societal) impact on health benefits (health gains, improved cost-efficiency/accessibility, qualitative improvements etc.) justifying the selection of the score. Degree of impact on health benefits can be described as free text or classified/quantified as:
10 – At least one of the health benefits was almost solely based on the project’s evidence in a direct instrumental way.
8 – The project made a considerable impact on the health benefits.
6 – The project made a moderate impact on the health benefits.
4 – The project made some identifiable impact on the health benefits.
2 – A claim for impact made but no details given, or details given of a claim for expected future impacts.
0 – No impact on health benefits.