Memorandum for the Cross-site Evaluation of the
National Child Traumatic Stress Initiative
I. Introduction
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)’s Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS) is requesting approval for additional instrumentation associated with the cross-site evaluation of the National Child Traumatic Stress Initiative (NCTSI). The cross-site evaluation has been funded through CMHS since 2004 and has received OMB clearance for the majority of proposed data collection efforts (OMB No.: 0930-0276, Approval Date: 04/26/06, Expiration Date: 04/30/2009). As indicated on page 6 of the original Supporting Statement for the cross-site evaluation submitted to OMB, additional instrumentation for the Knowledge and Use of Trauma-informed Services Study component would be submitted by memorandum during the initial 3-year clearance period. The reference from page 6 is included as Attachment 1 and refers to instrumentation that had not yet been developed at the time of the original submission. Consistent with the original submission, this memorandum includes the additional instrumentation and the proposed methodology for its administration. The additional instrumentation (named below) constitutes the remainder of the instrumentation for the Knowledge and Use of Trauma-informed Services Study component.
Trauma-informed Services Provider Survey (Attachment 2)
Following is a brief description of the Knowledge and Use of Trauma-informed Services study design and methodology abstracted from the original submission, as well as a description of the new instrumentation.
Purpose and Design
Increased awareness and use of trauma-specific services among child service providers is critical to the overarching mission of the NCTSI to increase the quality and access of care for children and adolescents who have experienced trauma. To that end, National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) centers are actively engaged in activities such as training, dissemination, education, and consultation regarding trauma-specific evidence-based practices, interventions, and methods for human service providers. Human service providers affiliated with the Network include a wide range of community-based professionals who interact frequently with children and engage in multiple activities, from prevention to screening, to early identification and the provision of clinical interventions (i.e., such professionals may include mental health providers, teachers, child welfare staff, juvenile justice staff, health care providers, and first responders). Given the importance of dissemination of trauma-informed, evidence-based practices throughout the Network in achieving the Network’s mission, this study component evaluates the extent to which funded NCTSN centers have enhanced the knowledge base and use of trauma-informed services (TIS) among human service providers affiliated with the NCTSN through training and outreach activities.
The study design includes a multistage process of inquiry using both qualitative and quantitative data collection activities to develop a Network consensus definition and conceptual model for TIS that leads to the development and administration of a TIS provider survey. As planned and approved as part of the original submission on pages 12 and 13 (excerpt included as Attachment 3), the two stages of qualitative data collection, including key informant interviews and discussion groups with Network staff with TIS expertise, have been conducted and the data have been analyzed. These data collection efforts have informed the development of the TIS provider survey. The TIS provider survey is the new instrumentation being submitted for review and approval.
Description of Instrumentation
The TIS provider survey was anticipated to be a Web-enabled survey; however, the survey format has been re-conceptualized in an effort to ensure maximum participation among the target respondent group (i.e., human service providers) and to gather comprehensive information to better inform Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) reporting indicators associated with training activity. Therefore, the TIS provider survey (Attachment 2) is paper-based and will be distributed to human service providers participating in NCTSN-hosted training events following each event.
The 23-item survey consists of an introduction and consent form; a section (questions 1-19) that constitutes that primary focus of the survey; a section (questions 20-23) gathering general demographic information about the respondent (e.g., gender, age, and race); and, an invitation to participate in a lottery drawing for a $50 gift certificate. The survey gathers information about the respondents’ professional role, method of learning about the training event, and topic(s) of the training event. The survey also assesses the respondents’ general knowledge regarding child trauma and its impact, understanding of approaches to screening for traumatic exposure and other aspects of trauma-informed service provision, and requests that the respondent rate the degree to which the training may have enhanced the respondent’s knowledge and/or will lead to changes in the respondent’s practices related to trauma-informed service in the future. Additional topics include the respondent’s perspective regarding the utility of the training and associated materials and general satisfaction with the training, as well as the respondent’s exposure to NCSTN trainings. Questions are generally multiple-choice and in some cases use a 5-point Likert rating scale.
Respondent Universe and Sampling Methods
The target population for the TIS provider survey includes human service providers of various types (e.g., mental health, police, teacher, child welfare workers, etc.) affiliated, through training and outreach activities, with each of the NCTSN centers. The respondent universe is the total number of human service providers trained by Network centers each year through relevant training events. All NCTSN centers that provide trainings as part of their NCTSI grant-funded activities will be targeted for participation in distributing the TIS provider survey at relevant training events. While the majority of NCTSN centers are involved in training activities as a part of their NCTSI grant, it is anticipated that several centers will be focused exclusively on other activities (e.g., service provision and data collection for clinical and evaluative purposes), would not host training events, and therefore would not participate in the distribution of the TIS provider survey.
Based on a variety of data collection efforts undertaken separately by the National Center for Child Traumatic Stress (NCCTS) and Macro International Inc., the estimated average number of individuals trained annually by each NCTSN center that match the target population of the TIS provider survey (i.e., human service providers) is 500. In addition, according to data collected through cross-site evaluation monthly reports submitted to Macro International Inc. from Network centers, as well as other cross-site evaluation information gathering activities, 39 centers routinely host training events as a part of NCTSI grant-funded center activities. Therefore, over the next year of the cross-site evaluation, and annually thereafter, the respondent universe for the TIS provider survey is estimated to be 19,500 (the product of 39 [i.e., the total number of centers providing training] and 500 [i.e., the average number of individuals trained per center annually that match the target respondent group of the TIS provider survey]).
Information Collection Procedures
Following each center-sponsored training or outreach activity focused on the dissemination of trauma-specific interventions, methods and/or information for human service providers, NCTSN center trainers will be asked to collect three types of information:
1) Training summary form: Center trainers will be asked to complete a brief training summary form (Attachment 4) designed to collect information including the training date, the number of training participants, the topic of the training, and the agency/organization affiliation of center trainees, which will reflect the type(s) of human service providers attending each training event. As a consistent method for recording this information on a training-by-training basis does not currently exist, the training summary report will fulfill a variety of needs among stakeholders (i.e., Network centers, cross-site evaluator, and SAMHSA) for data informing the reach of Network sponsored training and outreach events.
2) TIS provider surveys: Center trainers will be asked to distribute the TIS provider survey to all training participants at each training event. Trainers will distribute the survey to each participant and participants will be instructed to complete the anonymous survey if they wish and to return it to the trainer.
3) Contact information forms: As described, on the last page of the TIS provider survey, the respondent is invited to participate in a lottery drawing for a $50 gift certificate and to complete the contact information form if interested. The contact information form serves two purposes: (a) allowing respondents to register for participation in the lottery drawing and (b) providing an opportunity for respondents to authorize (or refuse to authorize) the use of their contact information in future national evaluation surveys regarding the implementation of trauma-informed services and practices. Center trainers will be asked to collect the contact information forms separately from the TIS provider surveys to protect anonymity.
In summary, for each relevant NCTSN center hosted training event, center trainers will be asked to collect the three types of information described above, ensuring that the training summary form and the anonymous TIS provider surveys are collected together. The contact information forms will be collected separately and both sets of information will be placed in a pre-addressed, pre-metered envelope, and mailed to Macro International Inc. The cross-site evaluator will develop and provide the necessary materials (i.e., the training summary reports and the TIS provider survey with contact information forms attached, pre-metered mailers, and instructions regarding procedures) to each participating NCTSN center.
Payment to Respondents
On the last page of the TIS provider survey, training participants are thanked for taking the time to complete the survey and are reminded that their participation is critical to expanding the knowledge-base related to trauma informed service provision. In addition, as described previously, respondents are informed that, having completed the survey, they are now eligible to participate in a lottery drawing for a $50 gift certificate. If they would like to be entered into the lottery, they must complete the contact information form. One $50 gift certificate will be provided by the cross-site evaluator to a participating respondent of each training event. The opportunity to participate in the lottery serves as remuneration for completing the TIS provider survey. Each individual that submits a contact information form will be entered into the lottery for each training event, one winner will be randomly drawn, and the $50 gift certificate will be mailed to the respondent within two weeks of the date on which Macro International Inc. receives the training information package.
Assurance of Confidentiality
A consent form precedes the first page of the TIS provider survey and explains the survey, including voluntary nature of survey completion, confidentiality and anonymity of responses, and the risks, benefits, and rights as respondents, and advises the recipient that completion and submission of the survey indicates consent to participate. In addition, as described previously, TIS respondents are invited to provide their contact information if interested in participating in the TIS provider survey respondent lottery and/or in authorizing the use of their contact information for future national evaluation surveys regarding the implementation of trauma-informed services. Contact information provided by respondents will be collected separately from completed TIS provider surveys by the NCTSN center trainer to ensure anonymity. A tracking code will be included on each TIS provider survey that matches the code printed on the attached contact information form (i.e., for each individual TIS provider survey and attached contact information form, tracking codes printed on each will match). The code will be used for two purposes: 1) to ensure that the lottery winner submitted a TIS provider survey; and 2) to link TIS provider survey data with data collected through cross-site evaluation surveys designed to assess the implementation of trauma-informed services. Linking respondent participation across surveys provides an opportunity to examine the relationship between respondents’ exposure to NCTSN training and outreach events and the implementation of and/or change in trauma-informed services provision over time.
Table 1 below shows the burden associated with the TIS provider survey, which, as described, is based on data regarding the total number of centers providing training and the average number of individuals trained per center annually that match the target respondent group for the TIS provider survey.
Annualized Estimate of Respondent Burden
Note: Total burden is annualized over the 3-year clearance period
Type of respondent |
Instrument |
Number of respondents |
Number of responses per respondent |
Hours per response per respondent |
Total Burden hours |
Hourly wage rate ($) |
Total Cost ($) |
Providers |
Trauma-informed Services (TIS) Provider Survey |
19,500 |
1 |
0.3 |
5,850 |
18.511 |
108,283.50 |
List of Appendices
Attachment 1: Excerpt from Page 6 of the Original OMB Supporting Statement
Attachment 2: Trauma-informed Services (TIS) Provider Survey
Attachment 3: Excerpts from Pages 12-13 of the Original OMB Supporting Statement
Attachment 4: Trauma-informed Services Training Summary Form
Attachments
Attachment 1
Excerpt from Page 6 of the Original OMB Supporting Statement
Attachment 2
Trauma-informed Services (TIS) Provider Survey
Attachment 3
Excerpts from Pages 12-13 of the Original OMB Supporting Statement
Attachment 4
Trauma-informed Services Training Summary Form
Excerpt from Page 6 of the Original OMB Supporting Statement
Original OMB Supporting Statement (section A. Justification, A1. Circumstances of Information Collection, D. Clearance Request), Excerpt from Page 6:
Knowledge and Use of Trauma-informed Services. This study component will assess the extent to which funded Network centers enhance the trauma-informed service knowledge base and use among service providers affiliated with the Network through training and outreach activities. Centers funded in 2001 or 2002 that received renewed funding in 2005, and centers funded in 2003 will contribute to the development of the Trauma-informed Service (TIS) Survey through participation in key informant interviews and discussion groups, as well as participate in the TIS survey; centers funded for the first time in 2005 will only participate in the TIS survey. The key informant interview and discussion group data will be analyzed using content analysis and aggregated within and across center category (TSA and CTS). The data from the TIS survey will be analyzed with descriptive and inferential statistics compared on provider demographics, funding cohort, and center target population. In addition, change in knowledge base and use of trauma informed services will be analyzed longitudinally, as appropriate.
Trauma-informed Services (TIS) Provider Survey
OMB No. 0930-xxxx
Expiration Date: _____________
Public Burden Statement: An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. The OMB control number for this project is 0930-xxxx. Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 15 minutes per client per year, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to SAMHSA Reports Clearance Officer, 1 Choke Cherry Road, Room 7-1044, Rockville, Maryland, 20857.
NCTSI Cross-site Evaluation
Provider Knowledge and Use
of Trauma-informed Services Survey
The Center for Mental Health Services in the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) of the United States Department of Health and Human Services is sponsoring a national evaluation of the National Child Traumatic Stress Initiative (NCTSI), which includes the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN). You are invited to participate in this evaluation because you recently received training from a Federally-funded NCTSN center.
Your input is important in improving understanding of how the NCTSN is working to provide trauma-related training to human service providers across services disciplines throughout the country (human service providers include a wide range of community-based professionals who interact frequently with children and engage in multiple activities, from prevention to screening, early identification, and the provision of clinical interventions; such providers may include mental health professionals, teachers, child welfare staff, juvenile justice staff, health care providers and first responders). These same questions are being asked of other training participants.
Here are some things we want you to know about completing the survey:
Whether you choose to complete the survey or not is completely up to you.
Upon completion of the survey, you will have the opportunity to register to participate in a lottery to win a $50 gift certificate to thank you for your time and attention to this important matter.
You may stop answering questions at any time, for any reason, and you may choose not to respond to any items that you do not want to respond to.
Completing the survey will take about 15 minutes.
The survey is anonymous and your responses cannot be linked back to you.
There will be no direct benefit to you from participating in this evaluation. There are no foreseeable risks associated with participation in this survey.
A report that combines what is learned from all of the completed surveys will be sent to the children’s mental health services program director at the center that provided training to you and other program partners. They may share that report with others at their discretion.
Any questions you have about the study can be answered by John Gilford of Macro International Inc. in Atlanta, Georgia. Contact at (404) 321-3211 or by emailing: John.W.Gilford.Jr@ORCMacro.com
By completing and submitting the survey, you certify that you have read the above, that you understand its content, and that you freely agree to participate in this survey.
Thank you in advance for your willingness to participate.
OMB No. 0930-xxxx
Expiration Date: _____________
Public Burden Statement: An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. The OMB control number for this project is 0930-xxxx. Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 15 minutes per client per year, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to SAMHSA Reports Clearance Officer, 1 Choke Cherry Road, Room 7-1044, Rockville, Maryland, 20857.
NCTSI Cross-site Evaluation
Provider Knowledge and Use
of Trauma-informed Services Survey
Thank you for your willingness to complete this survey. Your answers will help us understand how trainings like the one you just completed can contribute to the provision of supports and services to children and adolescents who have been exposed to trauma. Your answers are very important to the field.
When answering the following questions, please think about the training activity you just attended. If today’s activity was part of a multi-session or multi-day training event, please consider the training event as a whole when answering the questions.
1. Which of the following best describes you as a training participant? (check all that apply)
Mental health service provider
Teacher or other primary/secondary school staff
Child welfare staff
Probation officer or other juvenile justice staff
Primary care provider (i.e., doctor, nurse)
Police officer or other law enforcement staff
First responder other than police (e.g., firefighter, emergency medical technicians (EMTs), etc.)
Childcare providers (i.e., early childcare, residential worker)
Disaster/crisis responder
Faith-based provider
Other (please describe: _______________________________________)
2. How long have you served in this role? (If you checked more than one role for Question 1, please indicate the number of years and/or months for the role that led you to this training.)
_________ Years
_________ Months
3. How did you learn of this training? (check all that apply)
My supervisor
My agency’s director or administrator
A co-worker
My child’s school
An agency involved with my child
My child
An NCTSN center
The NCTSN Web site
The NCTSN newsletter
An Internet site other than the NCTSN
Other (please describe:_______________________)
4. Were you required to participate in this training? (check one)
Yes
No
Don’t know
5. Did you receive monetary compensation (salary support, stipend, honorarium, etc.) for your time spent in this training? (check one)
Yes
No
6. Did you receive medical or continuing education units for your participation in this training? (check one)
Yes
No
Not Applicable
7. Which of the following types of trauma were targeted by this training? (check all that apply)
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8. How would you broadly characterize the content area of the training that you received? (check one)
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9. For topic area a. – m. below, please indicate the degree to which each was included in this training. (check one box per topic area)
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10. Please indicate your agreement with statements a. – o. below, relative to this training. (check one box per statement)
Strongly disagree 1 |
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11. For topic areas a. – k. below, please rate your knowledge level compared to an average person in your position, this does not necessarily have to be a result of this training. (check one box per topic area)
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12. For topic areas a. – k. below, please indicate whether your knowledge level was enhanced as a result of this training. (check one box per topic area)
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13. How would you rate the level of information provided during this training? (check one)
Below my skill level
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Don’t know
14. In general, for statements a. – d., please indicate which best represents your perspective on the overall utility of the training. (check one box per statement)
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15. More specifically, in which of the following ways do you anticipate being able to use what you have learned during this training? (check all that apply)
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16. Will the materials you received as part of this training be helpful to you (i.e., manuals, reference materials, etc.)? (check one)
Not at all
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Don’t know
Didn’t receive any materials
17. Was this your first exposure to training related to child trauma? (check one)
Yes (skip to question 18)
No
Don’t know (skip to question 18)
17a. How many other trainings have you attended related to child trauma?
17b. How many of those were in the last year?
18. Was this your first exposure to training sponsored/delivered by an NCTSN center? (check one)
Yes (skip to question 19)
No
Don’t know (skip to question 19)
18a. How many other NCTSN sponsored/delivered trainings have you attended related to child trauma?
18b. How many of those were in the last year?
19. For questions a. – c. below, please indicate how satisfied you were with the training? (check one box per question)
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20. What is your gender? (check one)
Male
Female
Transgender
Other (specify)
21. What is your month and year of birth? ____ / ________
22. Are you Hispanic or Latino (check one)?
Yes
No
22a. If yes, which group represents you? (check one or more)
Mexican, Mexican-American, or Chicano
Puerto Rican
Cuban
Dominican
Central American
South American
Other Hispanic origin (describe:_______________________________)
23. What is your race? (check one or more)
American Indian
Alaska Native
Asian
Black or African American
Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander
White
Other
(please describe:_____________________________________)
Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey. Your participation is critical to an expanding the knowledge-base related to trauma-informed service provision.
You are now eligible to participate in a lottery drawing for a $50 gift certificate. If you would like to be entered into the lottery, please complete the Contact Form on the following page. Your Contact Form will be detached from your completed survey and collected separately by the trainer. The lottery participants will be limited to the participants of this training event. Each individual that submits a Contact Form will be entered into the lottery, one winner will be drawn, and the $50 certificate will be mailed within two weeks of the date on which Macro International Inc. receives the training information package.
Contact Information Form
As described above, you are now eligible to participate in a lottery drawing for a $50 gift certificate. If you would like to be entered into the lottery, please provide your contact information below.
Please include my name in the lottery drawing to win a $50 gift certificate (contact information provided below).
Name_____________________________________________________________________________
Street Address______________________________________________________________________
City and State_______________________________________________________________________
Zip Code___________________________________________________________________________
Email______________________________________________________________________________
I authorize the use of this contact for future national evaluation surveys regarding the implementation of trauma-informed services and practices.
Yes
No
Detach this Contact Information Form from your completed survey and return both (separately) to your trainer. As described above, the lottery participants will be limited to the participants of this training event. The winner of the lottery drawing will receive their $50 gift certificate by mail, within two weeks of the date on which Macro International Inc. receives the training information package.
Excerpts from Pages 12 and 13 of the Original OMB Supporting Statement
Original OMB Supporting Statement (section A.6. Consequences if Information is Collected Less Frequently), Excerpt from Pages 12-13:
Knowledge and Use of Trauma-informed Services. Key informant interview and discussion group data will be collected once from centers funded in 2001/2002 that were refunded in 2005 and centers funded in 2003. This information will be analyzed and used to develop the Trauma-informed Services (TIS) Survey. TIS Survey data will be collected annually from providers affiliated through training activities with the NCTSN. Key informant and discussion group data is fundamental to the development of a valid survey on the knowledge and use of trauma-informed services. Development of the TIS in the absence of the key informant and discussion group data could result in a survey tool lacking in utility and relevance to the field.
The TIS Survey will be administered annually to service providers affiliated with centers funded in 2003 and 2005. Increased awareness and use of trauma-specific services among child service providers is critical to the overarching mission of the NCTSI to increase the quality and access of care for children who experience trauma. Less frequent data collection will result in the inability to understand the extent to which the Network and its centers are enhancing the understanding and increasing the use of appropriate services for children who experience trauma. Multiple data collection points are needed in order to assess the change in the knowledge base and use of trauma informed services as the Network and its affiliated centers mature.
Trauma-informed Services Training Summary Form
OMB No. 0930-xxxx
Expiration Date: _____________
Public Burden Statement: An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to, a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. The OMB control number for this project is 0930-xxxx. Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 5 minutes per client per year, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to SAMHSA Reports Clearance Officer, 1 Choke Cherry Road, Room 7-1044, Rockville, Maryland, 20857.
NCTSI Cross-site Evaluation
Provider Knowledge and Use of Trauma-informed Service
Training Summary Form – Completed by TIS Trainer
This training summary form should be completed for each training activity. If a training activity spans several days or weeks, this summary form should be completed after the last session and number of trainees should reflect the maximum number of individuals who attended one or more of the sessions.
Training Dates (if training was one day indicate the same date in both fields):
____/____/________ through ____/____/________
Number of training sessions: _____
Number of Trainees who attended the training: _____
Name of Training: _____________________________________________________________________
Name of the NCTSN center that provided the training? (Use the menu to select the center, if more than one center collaborated in the provision of the training please select the one center that you consider as the primary center)
INSERT MENU OF ALL 44 CENTERS
Primary Agency/Organization Affiliation of Trainees (check all that apply):
School
a. How many schools are represented at this training? _____
b. How
many of these schools have participated in previous trainings that
your Center has
provided? _____
Juvenile justice/probation office/detention centers
a. How many juvenile justice related agencies/organizations (e.g., probation office, correctional facility, detention center, etc.) are represented at this training? _____
b. How many of these agencies/organizations have participated in previous trainings that your Center has provided? _____
Child welfare/foster care
How many child welfare related agencies/organizations (e.g., foster care, protective services, family services, etc.) are represented at this training? _____
How many of these agencies/organizations have participated in previous trainings that your Center has provided? _____
Mental health agency
How many mental health related agencies/organizations are represented at this training? _____
How many of these agencies/organizations have participated in previous trainings that your Center has provided? _____
Community-based organization
How many community-based organizations are represented at this training? _____
How many of these organizations have participated in previous trainings that your Center has provided? _____
First-responder organization
How many first responder organizations (e.g., police, EMT, fire fighters, etc.) are represented at this training? _____
How many of these organizations have participated in previous trainings that your Center has provided? _____
Health/primary care organization
How many health care organizations (e.g., hospitals, health clinics, etc.) are represented at this training? _____
How many of these organizations have participated in previous trainings that your Center has provided? _____
Family members/caregivers organizations
How many family members/caregivers organizations attended this training? _____
How many of these organizations have participated in previous trainings that your Center has provided? _____
Other type of organization or individual (Please describe: _________________________________)
How many of these organizations or individuals are represented at this training? _____
How many have participated in previous trainings that your Center has provided? _____
Type of training (check all that apply)
Train-the-Trainer model (i.e., training participants to be trainers)
Psychoeducational programs on the impact of trauma
Screening related to trauma exposure
Referrals/triaging of trauma-exposed children to appropriate levels of clinical intervention
Clinical intervention for trauma-exposed children
Non-clinical intervention during/after a traumatic event
Support service during/after a traumatic event
Improving provider response to child victims of trauma
Increasing ability of providers to reduce potential for traumatic stress
Prevention of child traumatic exposure
Secondary trauma among front line human service providers
Other: _________________________________________________________________________
Total duration of training
Total number of days training was delivered (if training occurred across weeks, please indicate the number of days on which training sessions were held): _____
Total number of minutes per day (please convert hours to minutes): _____
Training summary form completed by
Trainer
NCTSN Center Program Staff, other than the Trainer
Evaluation Staff
Other (please specify): ____________________________________________________________
1 The hourly wage rate is based on the National Compensation Survey, Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), United States Department of Labor, Social Worker, July 2004.
| File Type | application/msword |
| File Title | Memorandum for Phase Four of the National Evaluation of the Comprehensive Community Mental Health Services for Children and Th |
| Author | Natalie.J.Henrich |
| Last Modified By | Macro User |
| File Modified | 2007-08-01 |
| File Created | 2007-08-01 |