State Incentive Grant / Center for Substance Abuse Prevention
(SIG/CSAP)
FORM 6: Summative Evaluation Plan
Instructions:
Each grantee must assess immediate and long-term program outcomes. A
draft summative evaluation plan may be submitted with the proposal or
within three months of a SIG grant award. The major sections of
summative evaluation plan are based on the work of the
Western Center for Application of Prevention Technologies.
(Instructions for completing each section of a summative evaluation plan
and examples appear on their website.) Click on Program Planning
and Best Practices; then click on Step 7: Evaluation. A print copy of
the information will be available at the informational meetings. Note
that the column headers run down the page here instead across the page
as they do in the website examples.
If you are proposing an initiative that is a science-based model,
there may be an already developed summative evaluation plan that you
can attach. If you attach an existing plan, please be sure it
addresses all the information specified below.
| Guiding Evaluation
Questions |
List questions that will guide you
in conducting an evaluation of sections 5 and 6 of your logic
model (questions related to immediate outcomes and long term
outcomes). |
- Questions related to immediate outcomes:
- Questions related to long term outcomes:
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| Measures and Sources of Data |
Specify the instrument or procedure
you will use to collect data related to the questions listed
above and the timing of data collection. Specify the timing of
measurements (data will be collected as a post-measure only,
post-measure only with comparison group; pre-/post-measure,
pre-/post-measure with a comparison group). |
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- A manual of recommended CSAP core measures is available
from CAREI.
- Grantees are encouraged to select appropriate measures
from this core list.
- Alternative measures should be briefly justified.
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| Data Analysis Plan |
Specify if data will be analyzed as
rates, proportions, frequencies, measures of central tendency
(e.g., mean, median, mode), and/or qualitatively analyzed for
themes. Specify the standard of comparison (To answer the
question: As compared to what?): comparison to
established target; to baseline data; to trends over time; or to
a comparison group if you have used measures with them. |
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