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Appendix a: program evaluation effortsTable A-2Selected Future Program Evaluation EffortsDivision Topic DescriptionStrategic Goal 1: Health CareSAMHSASAMHSASAMHSAAddiction Technology TransferCenters (ATTCs)Hepatitis A and B VaccinationProject Performance MonitoringResidential Treatment forPregnant and Post-PartumWomen and their MinorChildrenEvaluate both the process and impact of the ATTCs, specifically theimpact of the ATTCs on increasing and developing the substanceuse disorder treatment workforce.Evaluate basic clinical information to determine the feasibilityand level of success of delivering the combined Hepatitis A and Bvaccination (Twinrix) in nontraditional facilities such as substanceabuse, methadone, and primary care settings to reach clientsinfected with or at risk of becoming infected with hepatitis.Evaluate the Residential Treatment program for Pregnant and Post-Partum Women and their Minor Children.152 HHS Strategic Plan FY 2007-2012
Appendix a: program evaluation effortsDivision Topic DescriptionStrategic Goal 2: Public Health Promotion and Protection, Disease Prevention, and Emergency PreparednessComprehensive Cancer Control Evaluate CCCLI.CDCLeadership Institutes (CCCLI)CDCCDCEvaluation of cooperativeagreementsNational OrganizationalStrategies to Provide Informationand Education (with respect toHematologic Cancers)Evaluate Chronic Disease Prevention and Health PromotionPartnership cooperative agreements that were not previouslyevaluated.Evaluate Hematologic National Organizations.CDC Abusive Head Trauma Prevention Evaluate strategies for the prevention of abusive head trauma.CDCCDCCDCCDCFDASAMHSASAMHSADissemination Research on FallPrevention: “Stepping On” in aU.S. Community SettingFamily and Dyadic FocusedInterventions to PreventIntimate Partner Violence (IPV)Understanding Risk andProtective Factors for SexualViolence Perpetration and theOverlap with Bullying BehaviorMaximizing Protective Factorsfor Youth ViolenceVoluntary Cosmetic RegistrationProgramMental Health TransformationState Incentive Grants (SIGs)Garrett Lee Smith MemorialSuicide Prevention GrantsEvaluate implementation of the program in a communitysetting; and conduct dissemination evaluation researchfocusing on participants’ outcomes, reach, uptake (adoption),feasibility, fidelity, and acceptability.Evaluate to develop, implement, and rigorously test the impactof either a family-based or dyad-based primary preventionstrategy on the outcome of physical IPV perpetration andidentified mediators with populations at risk for IPV.Evaluate to (1) assess the association between bullyingexperiences and co-occurring and subsequent sexualviolence perpetration and (2) test associations betweenthese forms of violence and potentially modifiable risk andprotective factors from multiple levels of social influence (i.e.,individual, family, peer, and community factors) to determinethe shared and unique risk and protective factors for bullyingexperiences and sexual violence perpetration.Evaluate to conduct secondary analyses of existing data (notmeta-analysis of published studies) to identify potentiallymodifiable protective factors for youth violence. Thisresearch will inform the development of youth violenceprevention programs and policies by identifying promisingprotective factors that reduce the likelihood of violence in thelives of young people.Evaluate the Voluntary Cosmetic Registration Programto assess the impact of conversion to the online systemin capturing current information on use of cosmeticingredients. FDA uses this information in setting publichealth priorities as well as allocating resources forregulatory science and enforcement.Evaluate the National Outcome Measures data for theSIG States v. data before the beginning of transformationactivities and/or v. data from non-SIG States; a collectionand analysis of seven GPRA Infrastructure Indicators and aprocess evaluation of the degree to which the transformedsystem is recovery oriented.Evaluate the initiative and its two programs (campus and State/tribal grants) to better understand and improve the initiative.HHS Strategic Plan FY 2007-2012153
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