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Context-Mechanism-Outcome configurations from a realist evaluation exploring digital interventions for children with speech sound disorder [dataset]

  • Naomi Leafe (Creator)
  • Emma Pagnamenta (University of Reading) (Contributor)
  • Laurence Taggart (Queens University Belfast) (Contributor)
  • Mark Donnelly (Contributor)
  • Jill Titterington (Contributor)

Dataset

Description

The data is comprised of context-mechanism-outcome configurations (CMOs) from a realist evaluation. The CMOs depict what works, for whom, why, in which circumstances when supporting children with speech sound disorder to engage in intensive home-practice using digital health.

The CMO data is presented within a table, saved as a PDF document. For each identified CMO, the table columns presents the Context, Mechanism resource, Mechanism response, Outcome, Supporting literature, and Example quotations from participants. These are presented across five programme areas of interest: Intervention Intensity; Partnership and Collaboration; Parent-training; The child, parent/carer and SLT dynamic; Child Participation.

Licensing and Attribution Information

The license link for this data is https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/. This work is licensed under CC BY 4.0, which allows users to distribute, merge, reanalyze, adapt, and build upon the data, even commercially, in any medium or format, so long as the following attribution is given to the data producers and publisher:

Leafe, N., Pagnamenta, E., Taggart. L., Donnelly, M. and Titterington, J. (2025) Context-Mechanism-Outcome configurations from a realist evaluation exploring digital interventions for children with speech sound disorder [dataset]. Ulster University. https://doi.org/10.21251/5e96b5a3-005b-43d2-b39d-4a4bf8de8760. CC BY 4.0.
Date made available9 Aug 2025
PublisherUlster University
Temporal coverage1 Feb 2023 - 30 Jun 2023
Date of data production1 Feb 2023 - 30 Jun 2023
Geographical coverageNorthern Ireland

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