Technical Assistance to Enhance Prevention Capacity: a Research Synthesis of the Evidence Base.
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ABSTRACT: Despite the availability of many evidence-based prevention interventions (EBIs), gaps exist in bringing these programs into widespread practice. Technical assistance (TA) is a strategy for enhancing the readiness of practitioners to implement EBIs. Although many millions of dollars are spent on TA each year, there is little consensus about what the essential features of TA are and how to provide TA with quality. A broad-based research synthesis methodology was used for analyzing the current evidence base for TA using three frames: (1) applying the Getting To Outcomes (GTO) model for categorizing evidence on TA that specifies tasks for planning, implementing, and evaluating TA; (2) understanding the relevance of a successful relationship between the TA provider and TA recipient; and (3) con
SUBMITTER: Katz J
PROVIDER: S-EPMC4839040 | biostudies-literature | 2016 May
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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