2009
DOI: 10.1007/s11121-009-0148-7
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Diffusion of School-Based Prevention Programs in Two Urban Districts: Adaptations, Rationales, and Suggestions for Change

Abstract: The diffusion of school-based preventive interventions involves the balancing of high-fidelity implementation of empirically-supported programs with flexibility to permit local stakeholders to target the specific needs of their youth. There has been little systematic research that directly seeks to integrate research- and community-driven approaches to diffusion. The present study provides a primarily qualitative investigation of the initial roll-out of two empirically-supported substance and violence preventi… Show more

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“…Facilitators have also reported deleting activities due to insufficient time to complete them or changing delivery styles because they believed that a different format or process would be better. Disagreement with content, clarification of or emphasis on specific content, and technical difficulties have also been reported as common reasons for adaptations (Cohen et al, 2008;Hill, Maucione, & Hood, 2007;Miller-Day et al, 2013;Moore et al, 2013;Ozer, Wanis, & Bazell, 2010). Our study aims to extend our knowledge of types of and reasons for program adaptation in community settings through the replication of two multidimensional coding systems.…”
Section: Adaptation Types and Reasonsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Facilitators have also reported deleting activities due to insufficient time to complete them or changing delivery styles because they believed that a different format or process would be better. Disagreement with content, clarification of or emphasis on specific content, and technical difficulties have also been reported as common reasons for adaptations (Cohen et al, 2008;Hill, Maucione, & Hood, 2007;Miller-Day et al, 2013;Moore et al, 2013;Ozer, Wanis, & Bazell, 2010). Our study aims to extend our knowledge of types of and reasons for program adaptation in community settings through the replication of two multidimensional coding systems.…”
Section: Adaptation Types and Reasonsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Na revisão de literatura, percebeu-se que quatorze artigos privilegiavam a avaliação de programas de prevenção e enfrentamento da violência no espaço escolar (GOTTFREDSON, 1986;BRENER et al, 1997;NJAINE;MINAYO, 2003;VAZSONYI et al, 2004;EISNER;RIBEAUD, 2005;ANDREOU et al, 2007;SLEE;MOHYLA, 2007;SIMON et al, 2009;OZER et al, 2010;ALLEN, 2010;WONG et al, 2011;MENDES, 2011;TORRES, 2011;WURF, 2012;PÉREZ et al, 2013;FRANÇA et al, 2013;MACEDO et al, 2014). Os objetivos desses estudos consistiram em investigar a efetividade e eficácia dos programas realizados em escolas, a partir dos objetivos de cada programa de prevenção e enfrentamento da violência.…”
Section: ) Estudos Com O Objetivo Principal De Avaliar Programas De unclassified
“…As ações desenvolvidas por esses programas podem ser divididas em dois grandes grupos: 1) ações que visam realizar alterações no ambiente escolar, como, por exemplo, alteração do clima organizacional escolar, implantação de ações de forma a promover uma cultura de paz na escola, inclusão de atividades curriculares para sensibilização e autorreflexão sobre as situações de conflito e abertura das escolas aos finais de semana (GOTTFREDSON, 1986;VAZSONYI et al, 2004;ANDREOU et al, 2007;FRANÇA et al, 2013); 2) ações que visam realizar intervenções individuais, como, por exemplo, o desenvolvimento de um programa de orientação profissional com os estudantes, estímulo a reflexões filosóficas e vivências de valores nas escolas, realização de treino em competências sociais e emocionais, registro da frequência de visita à enfermaria da escola, promoção de atividades para redução do comportamento de bullying e promoção de regras de convivência, habilidades sociais e intervenções individualizadas com alunos (GOTTFREDSON, 1986;BRENER et al, 1997;NJAINE;MINAYO, 2003;EISNER;RIBEAUD, 2005;SLEE;MOHYLA, 2007;SIMON et al, 2009;ALLEN, 2010;OZER et al, 2010;WONG et al, 2011, TORRES, 2011MENDES, 2011;WURF, 2012;PÉREZ, COLS, 2013;MACEDO et al, 2014).…”
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