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										**Promoting Science-Based Approaches to Teen Pregnancy Prevention Using Getting to Outcomes (PSBA-GTO)**is a comprehensive guide to help teen pregnancy prevention program managers employ science-based approaches as they 1) plan and set goals for prevention programs, 2) develop and conduct process and outcome evaluations of programs, and 3) learn ways to improve and sustain programs that are reaching outcomes.
A summary of the 10 steps involved in PBSA-GTO is available here pdf icon[PDF – 312 KB] and the full guide is available below. Many program managers find they need training and technical assistance to use PSBA-GTO to implement their programs. For more information about training and technical assistance, contact drhinfo@cdc.gov.
Introduction to PSBA-GTO pdf icon[PDF – 874kb]
Suggested Citation: Lesesne, Catherine A., Lewis, Kelly, Fisher, Deborah, et al. Promoting Science-based Approaches to Teen Pregnancy Prevention Using Getting To Outcomes for Teen Pregnancy Prevention (PSBA-GTO). 2016. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA.
Step 1: Assessing needs and resources in your community pdf icon[PDF – 767kb]
Tool: Data Catalogue word icon[Word – 65kb]
Tool: Priority Needs Filter word icon[Word – 85kb]
Tool: Resource Assessment word icon[Word – 84kb]Step 2: Setting goals and outcomes for your teen pregnancy prevention program pdf icon[PDF – 682kb]
Tool: BDI Logic Model word icon[Word – 101kb]
Tool: SMART Desired Outcomes word icon[Word – 92kb]Step 3: Selecting an evidence-based program to help you reach your goals and desired outcomes pdf icon[PDF 974kb]
Tool: SBP checklist word icon[Word – 69kb]Step 4: Ensuring the selected program fits with your community context pdf icon[PDF – 924kb]
Tool: Culturally Appropriate Program Checklist word icon[Word – 81kb]
Tool: Program Fit Assessment word icon[Word – 83kb]Step 5: Determining what organizational capacities are needed to implement the program pdf icon[PDF – 832kb]
Tool: Capacity Assessment word icon[Word – 66kb]Step 6: Creating a plan for a successful teen pregnancy program pdf icon[PDF – 783kb]
Tool: Program Budget word icon[Word – 70kb]
Tool: Work Plan word icon[Word – 92kb]Step 7: Assessing the quality of the program planning and implementation pdf icon[PDF – 993kb]
Tool: Process Evaluation Planner word icon[Word – 67kb]
Tool: Process Evaluation word icon[Word – 70kb]
Tool: Sample End Session Survey word icon[Word – 57kb]
Tool: Sample Fidelity Rating Instrument word icon[Word – 61kb]
Tool: Sample Overall Satisfaction Survey word icon[Word – 56kb]
Tool: Sample Project Insight Form word icon[Word – 56kb]
Tool: Sample Completed Fidelity Rating Instrument word icon[Word – 61kb]Step 8: Determining if your program had the desired impact pdf icon[PDF – 873kb]
Tool: Outcome Evaluation word icon[Word – 89kb]
Tool: Outcome Evaluation Planner word icon[Word – 93kb]Step 9: Continuously improving the quality of the program pdf icon[PDF – 938kb]
Tool: CQI Results Tool word icon[Word – 96kb]Step 10: Sustaining your successful program pdf icon[PDF – 733kb]
Tool: Sustainability Review word icon[Word – 44kb]Download Complete Manual pdf icon[PDF- 8MB]
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						Page last reviewed:  May 13, 2022					Content source: 	Division of Reproductive Health
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