What am I?
A traditional approach to professional development with little to no evidence of effectiveness.
What is Train and Hope?
The 3 core components of effective training.
What are knowledge, demonstrations, and behavioral rehearsal?
The "essence of implementation."
What is behavior change?
A meta-analysis that investigated the Effects of Training & Coaching on Teacher Implementation in the Classroom found...
What is adding In-Classroom Coaching resulted in high levels of knowledge, skill demonstration, and implementation fidelity in the classroom setting (i.e. 95%)? (Joyce & Showers, 2002)
A key implementation driver that is often overlooked.
What is Staff Selection?
The extent to which a framework or program is implemented as designed.
What is fidelity?
The 3 main areas of fidelity evaluation.
What are Context, Compliance, and Competence?
Three adjectives Fixsen used to describe newly-learned behavior.
What are crude, fragile, and incomplete?
The 4 factors accounting for 62% of the variance of perceived effectiveness in coaching as found by Walker and colleagues (2002).
What are taught new skills, strengthened confidence, safety in sessions, and time devoted to discipline-specific skills?
The word that completes the phrase "Practitioners are the _______."
What is intervention?
The 6 stages of the implementation process.
What are exploration and adoption, program installation, initial implementation, full operation, innovation, and sustainability?
It is needed from all stakeholders at all steps of the implementation process.
What is buy-in?
A process, not an event.
What is implementation?
Changes in professional behavior
Changes in organization and culture
Changes in relationships to consumers, stakeholders, and systems partners
What are implementation outcomes?
A company that utilized the 5 essential components of implementation to create custom car components within 21 days.
What is Toyota?
"A specified set of activities designed to put into practice an activity or program of known dimensions"
What is mplementation?
The seven core implementation components.
Source
Destination
Communication Link
Feedback
Operates within a sphere of Influence
What are the five essential components of implementation?
Researchers have found that this is the stage in which you can start examining the effectiveness of an EBP.
What is the full operation stage?
Passive approaches to implementation that involve no guidance, training, or consultation.
What are ineffective strategies for implementation?
The implementation stage in which you assess match between community needs, evidence-based practice and program needs, and community resources and decide if an innovation should be implemented.
What is the exploration and adoption stage?
The two main types of fidelity evaluation as described by Fixsen.
What are staff evaluation for performance improvement and organization-level fidelity assessment?
Paper Implementation
Process Implementation
Performance Implementation
What are the degrees of implementation?
Briefly describe a study, including results, that we discussed today.
What is... (be sure to include summary of the study findings)?
The practitioner who implements the EBP and works directly with the consumer. (Hint: Implementation Framework).
What is the destination?