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Benefits of Adopting Uniform Adaptations for Evidence Based Practices

Benefits of Adopting Uniform Adaptations for Evidence Based Practices. Why are We Working Toward Adopting Uniform Adaptations to Evidence Based Practices?. More uniform assessment Evaluation of program process and effects Justifying program continuation. SAMHSA Expects Them.

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Benefits of Adopting Uniform Adaptations for Evidence Based Practices

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  1. Benefits of Adopting Uniform Adaptations for Evidence Based Practices

  2. Why are We Working Toward Adopting Uniform Adaptations to Evidence Based Practices? • More uniform assessment • Evaluation of program process and effects • Justifying program continuation

  3. SAMHSA Expects Them • RFA’s require you to describe one or more EBPs you will be implementing • A specific EBP is rarely an exact fit for your program • You have the option to describe and justify adaptations to the EBP

  4. So, the EBP is Not an Ideal Fit • Let’s talk about adaptations, and why they were made • In the EBP • In your Context

  5. Changes in the EBP Design • Target population • Duration and timing • Intervention design • Intervention content • Outcomes • Assessments • Evaluation

  6. Changes in the Context • Infrastructure constraints • Billing and reporting requirements • Training needs • Need for oversight

  7. Adaptations During the Program • Changes in the EBP How? When? Why?

  8. Where do we go from here? • Continuing to seek input from grantees on: • Their experience with adapting EBPs • Opportunities and challenges that using uniform adaptations of EBPs might present. • Grantee input at all phases of the process • Assemble a small team of experienced grantee evaluators to develop plans to achieve the desired outcomes.

  9. Reaching Us • Judith Cohen jcohen@ebcrp.org East Bay Community Recovery Project • Ed Craft ed.craft@samhsa.hhs.gov

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