PRI Logic Model

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PRI Logic Model The following slides demonstrate various displays of the PRI logic model for your reference and use in local presentations. If you need assistance interpreting the PRI Logic model please contact your Prevention System Manager or you may email [email protected].

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PRI Logic ModelThe following slides demonstrate various displays of the PRI logic model for your reference and use

in local presentations.

If you need assistance interpreting the PRI Logic model please contact your Prevention System Manager or you may email

[email protected].

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Local Prevention Redesign Initiative Cohort 1 Logic Model - Planning Sequence -

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Consequences (Short-term and

Long-term Outcomes)

Consumption(Long-term/Short-term

outcomes) Strategies &

Local Implementation

Alcohol Availability: Social Access

Alcohol Laws: Enforcement; Youth

Perception

School performance (% of courses passed)

(HYS Academic)

Youth Delinquency (either * HYS

Perception of Risk, or * Alcohol related

arrests of 10-17 year olds, depending on coalition’s strategy)

* Mental Health(HYS depression)

Any Underage Drinking

(10th grade 30-day use)

*Underage Problem and Heavy

Drinking(10th grade)

Community Connectedness

School Bonding

Social Skills

Friends who Use

(Based on individual assessment)

Risk & Protective Factors:

• Poor Family Management

• Favorable Attitudes towards Drug Use

• Intentions to Use

Intervening Variables

(Including R/P Factors)

Local Prevention Redesign Initiative Cohort 1 Logic Model - SAMPLE Planning Sequence -

Low enforcement in public locations

School-based Prevention/ Intervention Services: Happy Town MS

Coalition: Happy People Coalition

Environmental Strategies:• Enforcement Roundtable

• Party Patrol• Parent Pledge

Direct Services (minimum 60% EBPs):

• Guiding Good Choices

• Life Skills Training

*proposed

Public Awareness: Media Advocacy for more or

improved enforcement

Local Conditions and Contributing Factors

Lack of consistent and clear consequences at home.

Youth think they would be viewed as “cool” if they drink

Limited communication b/t enforcement and judiciary.

Inconsistent consequences for offenders.

Youth exposure to favorable alcohol messages from their

peers.

Engaging parents and youth with providers in local

decisions.

Kids who are not performing at school tend to be those

with substance use issues

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Consequences (Short-term and

Long-term Outcomes)

Consumption(Long-term/Short-term

outcomes)

Strategies &Local Implementation

Alcohol Availability: Retail or Social Access

Promotion of Alcohol

Alcohol Laws: Enforcement; Penalties;

Regulations

TBD locally based on Community Assessment

School performance (% of courses passed)

(HYS Academic)

Youth Delinquency (either * HYS

Perception of Risk, or * Alcohol related

arrests of 10-17 year olds, depending on coalition’s strategy)

* Mental Health(HYS depression)

Any Underage Drinking

(10th grade 30-day use)

*Underage Problem and Heavy

Drinking(10th grade)

TBD depending on strategic plan of

community

Community Connectedness

Low Commitment to School

Friends who Use

Perception of Harm

Risk & Protective Factors: TBD locally in

Community, School, Family, and

Individual/Peer domains

Intervening Variables

(Including R/P Factors)

Local Prevention Redesign Initiative Cohort 1 Logic Model - Theory Sequence -

TBD based on local Community Needs &

Resources Assessmentand identification of

conditions & contributing factors

Prevention/ Intervention Services:

Local Programs and Services TBD

Coalition: Local Programs and

Services TBD

Environmental Strategies:

Local Programs and Services TBD

Direct Services (minimum 60% EBPs):

Local Programs and Services TBD

*proposed

Public Awareness: Local Programs and

Services TBD

Local Conditions and Contributing

Factors

TBD based on local Community Needs &

Resources Assessmentand identification of

conditions & contributing factors

TBD based on local Community Needs &

Resources Assessmentand identification of

conditions & contributing factors

TBD based on local Community Needs &

Resources Assessmentand identification of

conditions & contributing factors

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May 5, 2011

Consequences (Short-term and

Long-term Outcomes)

Consumption(Long-term/Short-term

outcomes) Strategies &

Local Implementation

Alcohol Availability: Social Access

Alcohol Laws: Enforcement; Youth

Perception

School performance (% of courses passed)

(HYS Academic)

Youth Delinquency (either * HYS

Perception of Risk, or * Alcohol related

arrests of 10-17 year olds, depending on coalition’s strategy)

* Mental Health(HYS depression)

Any Underage Drinking

(10th grade 30-day use)

*Underage Problem and Heavy

Drinking(10th grade)

Community Connectedness

School Bonding

Social Skills

Friends who Use

(Based on individual assessment)

Risk & Protective Factors:

• Poor Family Management

• Favorable Attitudes towards Drug Use

• Intentions to Use

Intervening Variables

(Including R/P Factors)

Local Prevention Redesign Initiative Cohort 1 Logic Model - SAMPLE Theory Sequence-

Low enforcement in public locations

Prevention/ Intervention Services: Happy Town MS

Coalition: Happy People Coalition

Environmental Strategies:• Enforcement Roundtable

• Party Patrol• Parent Pledge

Direct Services (minimum 60% EBPs):

• Guiding Good Choices

• Life Skills Training

*proposed

Public Awareness: Media Advocacy for more or

improved enforcement

Local Conditions and Contributing Factors

Lack of consistent and clear consequences at home.

Youth think they would be viewed as “cool” if they drink

Limited communication b/t enforcement and judiciary.

Inconsistent consequences for offenders.

Youth exposure to favorable alcohol messages from their

peers.

Engaging parents and youth with providers in local

decisions.

School staff don’t have the resources to deal with this

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Consequences (Short-term and Long-

term Outcomes)

Data Sources: HYS and CORE GIS

Consumption(Long-term/Short-term outcomes)

Data Sources: HYS and CORE GIS

Strategies &Local

Implementation

Data Sources: HYS and Local Participant Pre/Post Tests &

Surveys

Alcohol Availability: Retail or Social Access

Promotion of Alcohol

Alcohol Laws: Enforcement; Penalties;

Regulations

TBD locally based on Community Assessment

School performance (% of courses passed)

(HYS Academic)

Youth Delinquency (either HYS Perception

of Risk, or Alcohol related arrests of 10-17

year olds, depending on coalition’s strategy)

Mental Health(HYS depression)

Any Underage Drinking

(10th grade 30-day use)

Underage Problem and Heavy

Drinking(10th grade)

TBD depending on strategic plan of

community

Community Connectedness

Low Commitment to School

Friends who Use

Perception of Harm

(Based on individual assessment)

Risk & Protective Factors: TBD locally in

Community, School, Family, and

Individual/Peer domains

Intervening Variables

(Including R/P Factors)

Data Sources: HYS and Local Participant Pre/Post Tests &

Surveys

TBD based on local Community Needs &

Resources Assessmentand identification of

conditions & contributing factors

School-based Prevention/

Intervention Services

Coalition: Local Programs and

Services TBD

Environmental Strategies:

Local Programs and Services TBD

Direct Services (minimum 60% EBPs),

Universal, Select, & Indicated: Local Programs

and Services TBD

Public Awareness: Local Programs and

Services TBD

Local Conditions and

Contributing Factors

Data Sources: HYS and Local Participant

Pre/Post Tests & Surveys

TBD based on local Community Needs &

Resources Assessmentand identification of

conditions & contributing factors

TBD based on local Community Needs &

Resources Assessmentand identification of

conditions & contributing factors

TBD based on local Community Needs &

Resources Assessmentand identification of

conditions & contributing factors

Evaluation Plan

Prevention/ Intervention Services:

pre/post

Coalition: Annual Coalition Survey

Sustainability Documentation

Environmental Strategies:

Process measures and/or optional community

survey; HYS

Public Awareness: Process measures and/or

optional Community Survey

Direct Services: Assigned Program

pre/post and process measures; HYS

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Consequences (Short-term and Long-

term Outcomes)

Consumption(Long-term/Short-term outcomes)

Strategies &Local

Implementation

Alcohol Availability: Retail or Social Access

Promotion of Alcohol

Alcohol Laws: Enforcement; Penalties;

Regulations

TBD:School performance (% of courses passed)

(HYS Academic)

Youth Delinquency (either HYS Perception

of Risk, or Alcohol related arrests of 10-17

year olds, depending on coalition’s strategy)

Mental Health(HYS depression)

Any Underage Drinking

(10th grade 30-day use)

Underage Problem and Heavy

Drinking(10th grade)

TBD

Community Connectedness

Low Commitment to School

Friends who Use

Perception of Harm

(Based on individual assessment)

Risk & Protective Factors:

TBD

Intervening Variables

(Including R/P Factors)

TBD

School-based Prevention/

Intervention Services

Coalition: [NAME]

Environmental Strategies:

TBD

Direct Services:TBD

Public Awareness: TBD

Local Conditions and

Contributing Factors

TBD

TBD

TBD

Evaluation Plan

Prevention/ Intervention Services:

pre/post

Coalition: Annual Coalition Survey

Sustainability Documentation

Environmental Strategies:

Process measures and/or optional community

survey; HYS

Public Awareness: Process measures and/or

optional Community Survey

Direct Services: Assigned Program

pre/post and process measures; HYS

[Name] Coalition Logic Model

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Consequences (Short-term and

Long-term Outcomes)

Consumption(Long-term/Short-term outcomes)

Strategies &Local

Implementation

Alcohol Availability:

Promotion of Alcohol

Alcohol Laws:

TBD locally based on Community Assessment

School performance (% of

courses passed)

(HYS Academic)

Youth Delinquency

(either * HYS Perception of Risk, or * Alcohol related

arrests of 10-17 year olds,

depending on coalition’s strategy)

* Mental Health(HYS depression)

Any Underage Drinking

(10th grade 30-day use)

*Underage Problem and

Heavy Drinking(10th grade)

TBD depending on strategic plan

of community

Community Connectedness

School Bonding

Social Skills

Friends who Use

Risk & Protective Factors: TBD locally in

Community, School, Family, and

Individual/Peer domains

Intervening Variables

(Including R/P Factors)

Local Prevention Redesign Initiative Cohort 1 Logic Model - Planning Sequence -

Locally Determined

Prevention/ Intervention Services: Local

Programs and Services TBD

Coalition: Local Programs and

Services TBD

Environmental Strategies:

Local Programs and Services TBD

Direct Services (minimum 60% EBPs):

Local Programs and Services TBD

*proposed

Public Awareness: Local Programs and

Services TBD

Local Conditions and Contributing

Factors

Locally Determined

Locally Determined

Locally Determined

Evaluation Plan

Prevention/ Intervention Services: Local Programs and Services TBD

Coalition: Local Programs

and Services TBD

Environmental Strategies:

Local Programs and Services TBD

Public Awareness:

Local Programs and Services TBD

Direct Services (minimum 60%

EBPs): Local Programs and Services TBD

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May 5, 2011

Consequences (Short-term and

Long-term Outcomes)

Consumption(Long-term/Short-term outcomes)

Strategies &Local

Implementation

Alcohol Availability:

Promotion of Alcohol

Alcohol Laws:

TBD locally based on Community Assessment

School performance (% of

courses passed)

(HYS Academic)

Youth Delinquency

(either * HYS Perception of Risk, or * Alcohol related

arrests of 10-17 year olds,

depending on coalition’s strategy)

* Mental Health(HYS depression)

Any Underage Drinking

(10th grade 30-day use)

*Underage Problem and

Heavy Drinking(10th grade)

TBD depending on strategic plan

of community

Community Connectedness

School Bonding

Social Skills

Friends who Use

Risk & Protective Factors: TBD locally in

Community, School, Family, and

Individual/Peer domains

Intervening Variables

(Including R/P Factors)

Local Prevention Redesign Initiative Cohort 1 Logic Model - Theory Sequence-

Locally Determined

Prevention/ Intervention Services: Local

Programs and Services TBD

Coalition: Local Programs and

Services TBD

Environmental Strategies:

Local Programs and Services TBD

Direct Services (minimum 60% EBPs):

Local Programs and Services TBD

*proposed

Public Awareness: Local Programs and

Services TBD

Local Conditions and Contributing

Factors

Locally Determined

Locally Determined

Locally Determined

Evaluation Plan

Prevention/ Intervention Services: Local Programs and Services TBD

Coalition: Local Programs

and Services TBD

Environmental Strategies:

Local Programs and Services TBD

Public Awareness:

Local Programs and Services TBD

Direct Services (minimum 60%

EBPs): Local Programs and Services TBD

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Local Prevention Redesign Initiative Cohort 1 Logic Model - Planning Sequence -

*proposed

Evaluation Plan

Prevention/ Intervention Services: pre/post

Coalition: Annual Coalition Survey

Sustainability Documentation

Environmental Strategies:Process measures and/or

optional community survey; HYS

Public Awareness: Process measures and/or

optional Community Survey

Direct Services: Assigned Program pre/post and process measures; HYS