Strategic Prevention Framework Steps with Sustainability Crosswalk of SPF Steps with Sustainability Milestones and Skills This crosswalk identifies tasks commonly associated with each step of Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) and aligns them with SAMHSA’s sustainability milestones and practitioner skills needed to meet these milestones. This can be used to determine capacity building needs within communities/counties implementing the SPF process. Step 1: Needs Assessment Gather and assess data from a variety of sources to ensure that substance misuse and abuse prevention efforts are appropriate and targeted to the needs of communities/counties Tasks Sustainability Milestones Skills Needed Develop a profile of consumption patterns and related problems and consequences Key Stakeholders are engaged Identify and engage key stakeholders Data sharing agreements are formalized Conduct key informant interviews Provide demographic context, including County substance abuse problems are Build collaborative relationships, including geographic and target population prioritized the development of effective initial differences MOA/MOUs Identify intervening variables and underlying conditions Analyze community readiness data and Use readiness data in the selection of Conduct community capacity assessment create an plan to increase community prevention priorities by assessing community readiness, and readiness identifying prevention resources and gaps in services/capacity Identify service and capacity gaps Plan for prevention workforce development
Strategic Prevention Framework Steps with Sustainability Crosswalk of SPF Steps with Sustainability Milestones and Skills This crosswalk identifies tasks commonly associated with each step of SAMHSA’s Strategic Prevention Framework (SPF) and aligns them with sustainability milestones and practitioner skills needed to meet these milestones. This can be used to determine capacity building needs within communities/counties implementing the SPF process. Step 1: Needs Assessment Gather and assess data from a variety of sources to ensure that substance misuse and abuse prevention efforts are appropriate and targeted to the needs of communities/counties Tasks Sustainability Milestones Skills Needed Develop a profile of consumption patterns and related problems and consequences Key Stakeholders are engaged Data sharing agreements are formalized County substance abuse problems are prioritized Identify and engage key stakeholders Conduct key informant interviews Build collaborative relationships, including the development of effective initial MOA/MOUs Provide demographic context, including geographic and target population differences Identify intervening variables and underlying conditions Conduct community capacity assessment by assessing community readiness, and identifying prevention resources and gaps in services/capacity Use readiness data in the selection of prevention priorities Identify service and capacity gaps Analyze community readiness data and create an plan to increase community readiness Plan for prevention workforce development
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