For information about evidence-based programs, as well as where to find and how to collect data, please contact: Brad McDowell, Michele West, Please explain which evidence-based intervention(s) you have selected during the development of your project. Please discuss why you chose this intervention(s): Requests for funding to support incentives must be clearly justified and strongly supported by evidence: YEAR-ONE PROJECT OBJECTIVES Objectives must be Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Time-Bound. Writing SMART Objectives: SMART Project Objectives are: Specific: Who? (Target population and persons doing the activity) and What? (action/activity) Measurable: How much change is expected? (baseline data and goal data; change in rates) Achievable: Can be realistically accomplished current resources and constraints. Realistic: Provides reasonable to address the problem. Provides a timeline indicating when the objective will be met (specific date/month). EXAMPLE: The Iowa Cancer Consortium will increase the number of IFP Grant Applications received from XX (FY2018) to YY (FY2019) by May 11, 2018. SPECIFIC: Iowa Cancer Consortium Staff & Board will announce IFP Application to members and contacts. MEASURABLE: Increase in applications received from XX to YY, an increase of ZZ%. ACHIEVABLE: Consortium Staff, Board, and Grant Reviewers have capacity to review YY applications, which occurred most recently in FY2016. REALISTIC: The Consortium received YY applications in FY2016. In order to return to YY total applications, Consortium Staff have reached out to ## new contacts and have offered diversified outreach across the state through Spring Meetings, the Iowa Cancer Summit, and Capacity Building Webinars. TIME-BOUND: Deadline of May 11, 2018. OBJECTIVE 1 Please identify a specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and time-bound project objective: Please pull out each detail from your SMART objective here: Specific: Measurable: Achievable: Realistic: Activities: (What activities will lead to achievement of this objective?) How will it be measured? (How will you know if you accomplish the objective?) How will you be evaluating your progress? Target Completion Date: Individual/Organization Responsible: OBJECTIVE 2
For information about evidence-based programs, as well as where to find and how to collect data, please contact: Brad McDowell, Michele West, Please explain which evidence-based intervention(s) you have selected during the development of your project. Please discuss why you chose this intervention(s): Requests for funding to support incentives must be clearly justified and strongly supported by evidence: YEAR-ONE PROJECT OBJECTIVES Objectives must be Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Time-Bound. Writing SMART Objectives: SMART Project Objectives are: Specific: Who? (Target population and persons doing the activity) and What? (action/activity) Measurable: How much change is expected? (baseline data and goal data; change in rates) Achievable: Can be realistically accomplished current resources and constraints. Realistic: Provides reasonable to address the problem. Provides a timeline indicating when the objective will be met (specific date/month). EXAMPLE: The Iowa Cancer Consortium will increase the number of IFP Grant Applications received from XX (FY2018) to YY (FY2019) by May 11, 2018. SPECIFIC: Iowa Cancer Consortium Staff & Board will announce IFP Application to members and contacts. MEASURABLE: Increase in applications received from XX to YY, an increase of ZZ%. ACHIEVABLE: Consortium Staff, Board, and Grant Reviewers have capacity to review YY applications, which occurred most recently in FY2016. REALISTIC: The Consortium received YY applications in FY2016. In order to return to YY total applications, Consortium Staff have reached out to ## new contacts and have offered diversified outreach across the state through Spring Meetings, the Iowa Cancer Summit, and Capacity Building Webinars. TIME-BOUND: Deadline of May 11, 2018. OBJECTIVE 1 Please identify a specific, measurable, achievable, realistic, and time-bound project objective: Please pull out each detail from your SMART objective here: Specific: Measurable: Achievable: Realistic: Activities: (What activities will lead to achievement of this objective?) How will it be measured? (How will you know if you accomplish the objective?) How will you be evaluating your progress? Target Completion Date: Individual/Organization Responsible: OBJECTIVE 2
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