Collection of Information for Local Evaluations as part of the Personal Responsibility Education Program (PREP): Promising Youth Programs (PYP) (PREP PYP Part 2 – Local Eval templates)

PREIS Impact Report Text Template

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Evaluation of
[Intervention Name] in
[Geographic area]

Final Impact Report for

[Grantee Organization]

[Date]

Prepared by

[Evaluator Organization Authors]

Recommended Citation: [Authors]. (Year). Evaluation of [Intervention Name(s)] in [Geographic Area]. Evaluator location: evaluator organization.

Acknowledgements:

[In this space, please list contributors to this evaluation report including reviewers and editors that you would like to acknowledge; feel free to acknowledge any persons critical in making the evaluation possible, the program implementation possible, etc.]

Disclosure:

[In this space, please disclose any conflict of interest, financial or otherwise]

This publication was prepared under Grant Number [Insert Grant Number] from the Family and Youth Services Bureau within the Administration for Children and Families (ACF), U. S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS). The views expressed in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the policies of HHS, ACF, or the Family and Youth Services Bureau.

Evaluation Abstract:

[Copy from your pre-existing abstract as available. Note: The Methods and Findings sections are new and should be completed as part of this report. In the Findings section, please present both implementation and impact findings, and weave those findings together.]

“The Evaluation of [Intervention Name] in [Geographic Area]”

Grantee

Grantee Name:

Project Lead:

Email address:

Evaluator

Evaluator’s Organization:

Evaluator Lead:

Email address:

Intervention Name

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Intervention Description

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Comparison Condition

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Comparison Condition Description

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Behavioral Outcome(s)

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Non-behavioral Outcomes

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Sample and Setting

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Research Design

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Data Collection

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Methods

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Findings

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THE Evaluation of [intervention name] in [place]

I. Introduction

A. Introduction and study overview

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B. Primary research question(s)

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C. Secondary research question(s)

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II. Programming for treatment and comparison groups

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A. Description of program as intended

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B. Description of comparison condition

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III. Impact evaluation design

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A. Identification and recruitment of the study participants

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B. Research design

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C. Data collection

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D. Measures

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E. Study sample

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F. Baseline equivalence and sample characteristics

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G. Methods

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IV. Implementation evaluation

V. Study findings

A. Implementation study findings

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B. Impact study findings

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C. Additional analyses (if applicable – if not, delete this section)

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VI. Conclusion

A. Summary

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B. Limitations

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C. Discussion

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VII. References

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Appendix A: Logic model

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Appendix B: Implementation Evaluation

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Appendix C: Model specification

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Appendix D: Data cleaning

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Appendix E: Implementation Evaluation Methods

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Appendix F: Intent-to-Treat analyses

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Appendix S: Sensitivity Analyses

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