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Grantwriting August 30, 2010 Development Systems, Inc.

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Grantwriting August 30, 2010 Development Systems, Inc.

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    1. Grantwriting August 30, 2010 Development Systems, Inc.

    3. What is an objective? A statement that expresses the intended outcome of efforts Completion of the objective will lead to reaching the program goal

    4. 5 Characteristics of an Objective Specific who, what, where, & how many Measurable what is being measured Achievable Can be accomplished with available time & resources Relevant Appropriate to the program issue Time-phased Identifies when objective will be achieved

    5. Four Types of Objectives

    6. Process Objectives

    7. Learning Objectives Changes in knowledge, attitudes or skills EXAMPLE At the completion of this workshop, Participants will be able to construct SMART objectives.

    8. Behavioral Objectives Behavior Adoption EXAMPLE By the conclusion of this workshop, participants will list components of a logic model.

    9. Change in quality of life, social benefits, health status or risk. Example By the end of the three-year project period, 85% of target population will have completed the Healthy Steps Program. Program Objectives

    10. Objectives vs. Activities

    11. S MART By June 2011, screen 1200 young men in XYZ Center for Violence Risk Assessment.

    12. S M ART By June 2011, screen 1200 young men in XYZ Center for Violence Risk Assessment. M = Measurable What is being measured? How many?

    13. SM A RT By June 2011, screen 1200 young men in XYZ Center for Violence Risk Assessment. A = Achievable Can it be done in time allocated and with available resources?

    14. SMA R T By June 2011, screen 1200 young men in XYZ Center for Violence Risk Assessment

    15. SMAR T By June 2011, screen 1200 young men in XYZ Center for Violence Risk Assessment.

    16. SMART Conduct annual assessments of provider adherence to prenatal screening procedure. Specific What? Assessments? Adherence? Screening Procedure? Who? Provider? Which ones? Where?

    17. SMART Conduct annual assessments of provider adherence to prenatal screening procedure. Measurable What is being measured? Adherence? How many?

    18. SMART Conduct annual assessments of provider adherence to prenatal screening procedure. Achievable Can it be accomplished in the time allocation and with available resources?

    19. SMART Conduct annual assessments of provider adherence to prenatal screening procedure. Relevant Does it have appropriate application to the program?

    20. SMART Conduct annual assessments of provider adherence to prenatal procedures. Time-phased When will the objective be achieved? Weekly? Monthly? Annually?

    21. SMART Annually determine, among all KC maternal-child clinics, the % of teen patients under 24 years of age who are screened using the prenatal screening procedure.

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