Definitions of the Eight Major Components of Program Implementation
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Fidelity: the degree to which the major components of the program have been delivered Dosage: how much of the program is delivered? Quality of delivery: how well or competently is the program conducted? Adaptation: what changes, if any, are made to the original program? Participant responsiveness or engagement: to what degree does the program attract participants’ attention and actively involve them in the intervention? Program differentiation: in what ways is the program unique compared to other interventions? Monitoring of control conditions: in what ways might the control condition mirror or overlap with critical parts of the new program? Program reach: how much of the eligible population participated in the intervention? |
Source: Drawn from Durlak and DuPre (2008).
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