| Title | Description | Developed By | Year Added |
|---|---|---|---|
| About the Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) |
This document presents SAMHSA’s SPF, a five-step planning process to guide the selection, implementation, and evaluation of culturally appropriate, and sustainable prevention activities. |
CAPT | 2011 |
| Behavioral Health Fact Sheets | SAMHSA’s CAPT developed this set of fact sheets to help practitioners think about their substance abuse prevention work in the overall context of behavioral health. | CAPT | 2012 |
| Benefits of Collaborating with the Community |
This document presents six benefits of collaborating with the community. |
CAPT | 2010 |
| Checklists for Assessing Readiness to Undertake Community Collaboration |
This document contains four checklists that practitioners can use to assess individual, group, organizational, and community readiness to undertake community collaboration. |
CAPT | 2010 |
| Common Risk and Protective Factors for Alcohol and Drug Use |
This document presents literature-supported risk and protective factors for alcohol and drug use. |
CAPT | 2010 |
| Components of an Effective Coalition |
This document presents three components of an effective coalition: organizational structure, membership, and sustainability. |
CAPT | 2010 |
| Creation, Function, and Structure of Evidence-Based Workgroups |
This document reviews some of the similarities and differences experienced in the creation, functioning, and structure of Evidence-Based Workgroups. |
CAPT | 2012 |
| Criteria for Analyzing Assessment Data |
This document offers criteria prevention practitioners can use to analyze their assessment data including magnitude, impact, changeability, concentrated occurrence, and consumption/consequence. |
CAPT | 2010 |
| Data Collection Methods: Pros & Cons |
This chart presents a snapshot of the pros and cons of 13 different data collection methods. |
CAPT | 2012 |
| Developing Logic Models |
This document was designed by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation to assist organizations in creating programmatic logic models. |
External | 2010 |
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