Intervention characteristics
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AGTO walks practitioners through a systematic process to assess, and then improve, how well interventions fit with their target population, organization, and broader community
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No study-wide measures, but AGTO supported the development of process measures to assess these characteristics at the program level
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Outer setting
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Broader social, economic, and political context of the 12 participating communities, outside the scope of AGTO
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Practitioners perceptions of how community context affected program implementation (qualitative interviews)
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Individuals involved
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AGTO builds the prevention capacity of coalition members and program staff that comprise the study sample
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Practitioners prevention self-efficacy with AGTO and AGTO behaviors (coalition survey)
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Inner setting
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AGTO targets improving the setting of interventions within the 12 community-based coalitions and 60 programs that comprise the study sample
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Practitioners satisfaction with coalition membership and leadership (coalition survey)
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Implementation process
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AGTO proactively targets improvements to the implementation process at both the individual and program level so that implementation more closely aligns with empirically-based high quality prevention processes
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Self-reported exposure to AGTO (coalition survey) and utilization of AGTO TA (TA providers log) Program implementation along the 10 steps of AGTO (capacity interview)
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