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Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-1

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-2

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style To provide the knowledge and skills necessary for collecting archival data for the risk and protective factor assessment. Community Assessment Training 3-3

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training Define archival data and its uses. 2.Identify what archival data should be collected. 3.Identify indicators and potential sources. 4.Assign responsibilities for data collection. 5. Learn how to prepare the data for analysis.

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Communities That Care Youth Survey Archival data Prioritization: Geographic areas and populations Risk and protective factors 2-5 priority risk & protective factors Community strengths Community Assessment Report Community Assessment Training 3-5

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-6 It’s any data that has already been collected.

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-7 Raw numbers or written reports Stored in paper files, computer databases or online Remember: It must be valid and reliable!

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training Identify risk factors and problem behaviors you need data for. 2.Identify indicators to be collected. 3.Identify sources for each indicator. 4.Assign each source to a team member. 5.Assign a data collection manager.

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-9 Indicator—data collected to measure a risk factor, protective factor or problem behavior. Validated archival indicators: 9 risk factors 5 problem behaviors 0 protective factors

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-10 Collect archival data for : 2 risk factors —Extreme Economic Deprivation —Family Conflict 5 problem behaviors —Substance Abuse —Delinquency —School Drop-Out —Teen Pregnancy —Violence

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-11 Collect data for nine risk factors: Availability of Drugs Low Neighborhood Attachment and Community Disorganization Transitions and Mobility Extreme Economic Deprivation Family History of the Problem Behavior And all five problem behaviors. Family Management Problems Family Conflict Lack of Commitment to School Early Initiation of the Problem Behavior

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-12 Local data National comparison data.

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-13 Group the data by source. Assign one person for each source.

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-14 Be a central collection point Organize the data Begin to format the data for analysis Monitor the data collection effort.

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-15 Use Board member and Key Leader contacts. Find out who can give you access. Explain the project. Address concerns. Offer to share the findings.

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-16 Collect meaningful units of measure. Collect data for the latest 5 years. Collect information about the source. Collect other relevant information.

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-17 Use common units of measure. Format the data for analysis.

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-18 Trends Ranges Rates Means Percentages Rank Modes Medians Gallons Dollars Totals Quartiles

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Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training Divide number by total population. 16 ÷ 604 = Multiply the result by 100:.026 x 100 = 2.6%

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-21 Raw number ÷ total population x 1,000= rate per 1, ÷ 15,000 =.0002 x 1,000 = 2 Teen pregnancy rate: 2 per 1,000

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-22 Impressions Trends Comparisons Consistency

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-23 Tables Graphs Charts

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-24 Record raw data into tables to identify: Red flags Comparability Completeness

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Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-26 Examine trends. Identify significant changes in one or two years. Compare with national data.

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Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-28 Age groups Areas Populations Trends

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Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-30 Set a time line. Collect more information as needed. Ask experts for help. Beware of “paralysis by analysis.”

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-31 Decide what data to collect. Identify and assign sources. Collect raw data. Format and prepare for prioritization.

Community Assessment Training 3- Click to edit Master title style Community Assessment Training 3-32 Finalize data collection assignments. Assign a data manager. Set a time line for collection and analysis.

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