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1. Data Collection
Building Community Support for Data Buy-In
Human Subject Protection
Using an MOU to Formalize Partnerships for Data Collection
Partnering with Schools to Collect Data
Conducting Surveys with Young Adults
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2. Problem of Practice
3. Community Readiness
4. Intro to Needs Assessment
5. Conducting Focus Groups
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Qualitative Data Analysis: Part 2
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6. COMs: Consequence Data
7. Critical Reflections
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Planning
1. Community Logic Model
2. Strategic Plan
3. Ohio's SPF-PFS Strategic Plan Map and Strategy Proposal Forms
Implementation
1. Guidance for Selecting Evidence-Based Strategies
2. Selecting Evidence-Based Strategies
3. Tools for Selecting Evidence-Based Strategies
Step 1: Ground Yourself (and Your Coalition) in Prevention Science Knowledge
Step 2: Create a Meeting Agenda
Step 3: Prepare for the Meeting
Step 4: Facilitate Strategy Selection
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1. Community Outcome Measures (COMs)
2. Formative Evaluation
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