•Presenting process data - even in the absence of outcome data - supports a timely understanding of new, complex programs.•Seminal frameworks guided this research, but our emphasis on moderators was guided by data rather than frameworks.•Complexity here refers to a gap between what seemed feasible (early on) vs. what ultimately was feasible (mid-intervention).
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