Part 1 Foundational and The PBIS Implementation Blueprint is grounded in the behavioral and Supporting prevention sciences and emphasizes within a multi-tiered support Information system framework (a) measurable outcomes, (b) evidence-based practices, (c) implementation systems, and (d) data for decision making. In Part 1, foundational content and guidelines are described in relation to PBIS implementation Self-Assessment and Action Planning. Part 2 Self-Assessment and State, county, regional, and district leadership teams should regularly Action Planning assess the status of factors or drivers associated with systemic implementation of the PBIS framework. Self-assessment results are used to develop and modify action plans designed to achieve local capacity for establishing and sustaining high fidelity implementation of the PBIS framework. In Part 2, the self-assessment tool and action planning template are provided. The PBIS Implementation Blueprint Self-Assessment and Action Planning process is organized around implementation drivers or elements highlighted in the following figure. These elements also are considered when conducting systemic implementation activities related to, for example, resource mapping, practice alignment and integration, program evaluation, and local capacity development.
Part 1 Foundational and Supporting Information The PBIS Implementation Blueprint is grounded in the behavioral and prevention sciences and emphasizes within a multi-tiered support system framework (a) measurable outcomes, (b) evidence-based practices, (c) implementation systems, and (d) data for decision making. In Part 1, foundational content and guidelines are described in relation to PBIS implementation Self-Assessment and Action Planning. Part 2 Self-Assessment and Action Planning State, county, regional, and district leadership teams should regularly assess the status of factors or drivers associated with systemic implementation of the PBIS framework. Self-assessment results are used to develop and modify action plans designed to achieve local capacity for establishing and sustaining high fidelity implementation of the PBIS framework. In Part 2, the self-assessment tool and action planning template are provided. The PBIS Implementation Blueprint Self-Assessment and Action Planning process is organized around implementation drivers or elements highlighted in the following figure. These elements also are considered when conducting systemic implementation activities related to, for example, resource mapping, practice alignment and integration, program evaluation, and local capacity development.