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TOOLS FOR ACTION- From theory and experience to practical quality instruments

TOOLS FOR ACTION- From theory and experience to practical quality instruments. Berlin, 26-27 January 2016 Viveca.Urwitz@comhem.se.  Viveca Urwitz , WP4. What are the tools ?. The compiled evidence of Good Practice. Criteria for selecting existing tools or similar instruments.

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TOOLS FOR ACTION- From theory and experience to practical quality instruments

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  1. TOOLS FOR ACTION-From theory and experience to practical quality instruments Berlin, 26-27 January 2016 Viveca.Urwitz@comhem.se VivecaUrwitz, WP4

  2. Whatare the tools ? The compiledevidence of GoodPractice

  3. Criteria for selectingexistingtoolsor similar instruments • The toolshouldhavebeenevaluated. Thereshould be documentationproving the toolworks. • The toolshouldhavebeen demonstrated to be suitable for HIV Health Promotion and Prevention. It should be possible to integratekeyconcepts from the international response. • The toolshould be practical and possible to make user-friendly to ensuregood participation.

  4. Existing toolsadapted and applied • Succeed Straight forward, versatile questionnairewith a self-diagostic approach. Ambition levelscan be adapted. • QIP(Quality in Prevention) Comprehensive and extensive web-basedquestionnaire. Assessmentbased on definedscoring. Possibility for external scoring and writtenadvice. • PQD ( ParticipatoryQualityDevelopment) A toolboxofparticipatorymethodologiesto helpdevelopyour intervention.

  5. New toolsdeveloped and tested • PIQA (Peoplewhoinjectdrugs + Quality Assurance) Questionnaire and scoringcard for selfassessment and qualityassurance. Adapted to the challengesof prevention of Hiv and Hepatitis for PWID. • Shift(QI ProgrammeTool) Strategic approach to assessing and prioritising national and sub-national prevention programmes. Uses and feedsintoother data collection and analysisefforts (e.g. Dublin reporting).

  6. Tools consistof: • The toolitself; web-based or in interactiv, userfriendly PDF. Youcandownload and fill in and save/edit. • Extra print-out version for Succeed • Userguides for all tools • Scoring guide ( whenapplicable) • Background information • Case studies for Succeed and PQD • PPT for presentation or trainingpurposes Checklist for, and overviewof, eachtool General translationguidelines and a facilitation guide !

  7. Howtofind the right tool • Go to the ToolSelection Guide • Use the algoritm at page 2 answering: • Is it a program or project ? • If project, key population/ targetgroup? • Young or matureproject? • Small medium or largeproject ? • The answerwillleadyouto a smallerselectionof oftools. 4. The guide willthenhelpyoucomparethem

  8. PQD Once a tool has been selected, the methods included in the PQD toolkit can be used to help collect input from community members, project beneficiaries, staff, et al. The PQD methods can also be used with these groups — both individually and collectively — to identify different opportunities to improve HIV prevention activities. Shift PIQA Succeed Young project Small PWID Programme Mature project Medium QIP PIQA Succeed Project Large Young project Succeed Other keypopulations Small Mature project Medium QIP Succeed QI Tool Selection Guide Large

  9. PQD Once a tool has been selected, the methods included in the PQD toolkit can be used to help collect input from community members, project beneficiaries, staff, et al. The PQD methods can also be used with these groups — both individually and collectively — to identify different opportunities to improve HIV prevention activities. Shift PIQA Succeed Young project Small PWID Programme Mature project Medium QIP PIQA Succeed Project Large Young project Succeed Other keypopulations Small Mature project Medium QIP Succeed QI Tool Selection Guide Large

  10. PQD Once a tool has been selected, the methods included in the PQD toolkit can be used to help collect input from community members, project beneficiaries, staff, et al. The PQD methods can also be used with these groups — both individually and collectively — to identify different opportunities to improve HIV prevention activities. Shift PIQA Succeed Young project Small PWID Programme Mature project Medium QIP PIQA Succeed Project Large Young project Succeed Other keypopulations Small Mature project Medium QIP Succeed QI Tool Selection Guide Large

  11. PQD Once a tool has been selected, the methods included in the PQD toolkit can be used to help collect input from community members, project beneficiaries, staff, et al. The PQD methods can also be used with these groups — both individually and collectively — to identify different opportunities to improve HIV prevention activities. Shift PIQA Succeed Young project Small PWID Programme Mature project Medium QIP PIQA Succeed Project Large Young project Succeed Other keypopulations Small Mature project Medium QIP Succeed QI Tool Selection Guide Large

  12. PQD Once a tool has been selected, the methods included in the PQD toolkit can be used to help collect input from community members, project beneficiaries, staff, et al. The PQD methods can also be used with these groups — both individually and collectively — to identify different opportunities to improve HIV prevention activities. Shift PIQA Succeed Young project Small PWID Programme Mature project Medium QIP PIQA Succeed Project Large Young project Succeed Other keypopulations Small Mature project Medium QIP Succeed QI Tool Selection Guide Large

  13. THANK YOU, ALL! Tooldevelopers for Quality action: PIQA Cor Blom and AnnemiekDorgelo Shift Chantal Demesmaekker and David Hales QIP Ursula von Rueden PQD Matthias Wentzlaff SucceedViveca Urwitz WP4 members: VasileiaKonte, Greece, MiranSolinc, Slovenia Christine Winkelmann , Germany, Laurence Mortier Luxemburg, LennieLindberg and Frida Hansdotter, Sweden. Othercontributorstotooldevelopment: TeymurNoori and AnastaisaPharris ECDC Marcia Ferri EMCDDA Katrin Prins- Schiffer, Eberhard Schats, CorrelationNetwork All activeparticipants in QualityActionand itsevaluation

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