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Project: Cross-Site Evaluation of the
National Child Traumatic Stress
Initiative (NCTSI)—NEW
The Substance Abuse and Mental
Health Services Administration’s
(SAMHSA), Center for Mental Health
Services (CMHS) will conduct the
Cross-Site Evaluation of the National
Child Traumatic Stress Initiative
(NCTSI). The data collected will
describe the children and families
served by the National Child Traumatic
Stress Network (NCTSN) and their
outcomes, assess the development and
dissemination of effective treatments
and services, evaluate intra-network
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collaboration, and assess the Network’s
impact beyond the NCTSN.
Data will be collected from caregivers,
NCTSN staff (e.g., project directors,
researchers, and providers), mental
health providers outside of the NCTSN,
and non-mental health service providers
who provide services to children
outside of the NCTSN. Data collection
will take place in 31 Community
Treatment and Services Programs (CTS),
13 Treatment and Service Adaptation
Centers (TSA), and 2 National Centers
for Child Traumatic Stress (NCCTS).
Data collection for this evaluation will
be conducted over a four-year period.
In order to describe the children
served, their outcomes, and satisfaction
with services, data will be collected
from youth ages 7–18 who are receiving
services in the NCTSN, and from
caregivers for all children who are
receiving NCTSN services. Data will be
collected when the child/youth enters
services and during subsequent followup sessions at three-month intervals
over the course of one year.
Approximately 2,333 youth and 3,300
caregivers will participate in the
evaluation.
Data will be collected for use in the
development of evaluation measures
that will assess the development,
dissemination and adoption of traumainformed services. These data will be
collected from a total of approximately
121 NCTSN service providers, project
directors and NCCTS staff. Data will be
collected one time from these
respondents.
Measures that collect data on
development, dissemination, and
adoption of trauma-informed services
and other NCTSN products will be
administered to approximately 1,100
service providers, 88 project directors,
and 44 researchers/evaluators. These
measures will be administered once per
year in each of the four years of the
evaluation.
To assess collaboration across the
network, data will be collected from
approximately 454 NCTSI staff and 54
project directors/principal investigators.
The surveys associated with this data
collection will be administered at
varying intervals, with either one or two
data collection points per respondent
over the four years of the evaluation.
Product development and
dissemination will be evaluated with
data that will be collected from 88
project directors/principal investigators.
These data will be collected annually.
To assess the national impact of the
NCTSN, data will be collected from
1,600 mental health and 1,600 nonmental health service providers from
outside the NCTSN. These data will be
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collected every second year over the
four years of the evaluation (i.e., two
data collection points per respondent).
NOTE.—TOTAL BURDEN IS ANNUALIZED OVER THE 3-YEAR CLEARANCE PERIOD
Number of
respondents
Instrument
Total average
number of
responses per
respondent
Hours per
response
Total burden
hours
3 yr. average
annual burden
hours
Caregivers
1 3,300
Child Behavior Checklist 1.5–5/6–18 (CBCL 1.5–5/6–18) ..
Trauma Information/Detail Form ..........................................
Baseline/Renewal Assessment ............................................
Core Clinical Characteristics Form ......................................
Youth Services Survey for Families (YSS–F) .....................
UCLA–PTSD Short Form (UCLA–PTSD) ............................
Case Study Interviews .........................................................
5
5
5
5
1
5
1
0.3
0.2
0.2
0.4
0.1
0.2
1.5
5,445
3,630
3,630
6600
264
2,805
8
1,815
1,210
1,210
2200
88
935
3
5
0.3
3,849
1,283
1
1
3
3
2
3,300
3,300
3,300
3,300
3,300
25
0.5
1.0
0.5
0.5
0.5
9
54
2,310
1,650
50
3
18
770
550
17
Youth
Trauma Symptoms Checklist for Children—Abbreviated
(TSCC–A) .........................................................................
3 2,333
Network Service Provider
Trauma-informed Service Key Informant Interviews ...........
Trauma-informed Service Discussion Groups .....................
Trauma-informed Service Provider Survey (TIS) ................
General Adoption Assessment Survey (GAAS) ..................
Adoption and Implementation Factors Interview (AIFI) .......
18
54
1,540
1,100
50
Project Director/Principal Investigator
Trauma-informed Service Key Informant Interviews ...........
Trauma-informed Service Discussion Groups .....................
Product/Innovations Development and Dissemination Survey (PDDS) ......................................................................
General Adoption Assessment Survey (GAAS) ..................
Adoption and Implementation Factors Interview (AIFI) .......
Network Survey ....................................................................
18
18
1
1
0.5
1.0
9
18
3
6
88
44
9
54
3
3
2
2
1.5
0.5
0.5
1.0
396
66
9
108
132
22
3
36
1
1
2
1
3
2
2
1
0.5
1.0
1.5
2.0
0.5
0.5
1.0
0.8
2
9
105
20
66
30
108
300
1
3
35
7
22
10
36
100
0.5
1,600
533
1
0.5
800
267
1
71
24
1.5
........................
........................
15
........................
........................
5
33,965
11,322
Other Network Staff
Trauma-informed Service Key Informant Interviews ...........
Trauma-informed Service Discussion Groups .....................
Telephone Interviews ...........................................................
Case Study Interviews .........................................................
General Adoption Assessment Survey (GAAS) ..................
Adoption and Implementation Factors Interview (AIFI) .......
Network Survey ....................................................................
Child Trauma Partnership Tool (CTPT) ...............................
44
49
5 35
6 10
7 44
8 30
9 54
10 400
Non-Network Mental Health Professionals
National Impact Survey ........................................................
1,600
2
Non-Network Non-Mental Health Professionals
National Impact Survey ........................................................
1,600
Non-Network Product Developers
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Case Study Interviews .........................................................
Total Summary .....................................................................
Total Annual Summary ........................................................
10
10,999
3,666
1 An average of 25 caregivers in 44 NCTSN centers (31 CTS. 13 TSA) will participate in the Descriptive and Clinical Outcomes and Satisfaction studies.
2 One caregiver will participate in each of the 5 case studies that will be conducted during the clearance period.
3 Based on SUF Report of demographics of children served in the NCTSN, approximately 71 percent of the children in the evaluation will be
between the ages of 7 and 18.
4 Respondents will be NCCTS staff.
5 Respondents will be workgroup/taskforce coordinators.
6 Respondents will be stakeholders.
7 Respondents will be evaluators.
8 Respondents will be researchers, supervisors, and administrators.
9 Respondents will be center directors.
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will be collaboration structure staff.
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
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Agency Information Collection Activities: Submission for OMB
Review; Comment Request
Periodically, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
Administration (SAMHSA) will publish a summary of information
collection requests under OMB review, in compliance with the Paperwork
Reduction Act (44 U.S.C. Chapter 35). To request a copy of these
documents, call the SAMHSA Reports Clearance Officer on (240) 276-1243.
Project: Cross-Site Evaluation of the National Child Traumatic Stress
Initiative (NCTSI)--NEW
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's
(SAMHSA), Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS) will conduct the
Cross-Site Evaluation of the National Child Traumatic Stress Initiative
(NCTSI). The data collected will describe the children and families
served by the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) and their
outcomes, assess the development and dissemination of effective
treatments and services, evaluate intra-network collaboration, and
assess the Network's impact beyond the NCTSN.
Data will be collected from caregivers, NCTSN staff (e.g., project
directors, researchers, and providers), mental health providers outside
of the NCTSN, and non-mental health service providers who provide
services to children outside of the NCTSN. Data collection will take
place in 31 Community Treatment and Services Programs (CTS), 13
Treatment and Service Adaptation Centers (TSA), and 2 National Centers
for Child Traumatic Stress (NCCTS). Data collection for this evaluation
will be conducted over a four-year period.
In order to describe the children served, their outcomes, and
satisfaction with services, data will be collected from youth ages 7-18
who are receiving services in the NCTSN, and from caregivers for all
children who are receiving NCTSN services. Data will be collected when
the child/youth enters services and during subsequent follow-up
sessions at three-month intervals over the course of one year.
Approximately 2,333 youth and 3,300 caregivers will participate in the
evaluation.
Data will be collected for use in the development of evaluation
measures that will assess the development, dissemination and adoption
of trauma-informed services. These data will be collected from a total
of approximately 121 NCTSN service providers, project directors and
NCCTS staff. Data will be collected one time from these respondents.
Measures that collect data on development, dissemination, and
adoption of trauma-informed services and other NCTSN products will be
administered to approximately 1,100 service providers, 88 project
directors, and 44 researchers/evaluators. These measures will be
administered once per year in each of the four years of the evaluation.
To assess collaboration across the network, data will be collected
from approximately 454 NCTSI staff and 54 project directors/principal
investigators. The surveys associated with this data collection will be
administered at varying intervals, with either one or two data
collection points per respondent over the four years of the evaluation.
Product development and dissemination will be evaluated with data
that will be collected from 88 project directors/principal
investigators. These data will be collected annually.
To assess the national impact of the NCTSN, data will be collected
from 1,600 mental health and 1,600 non-mental health service providers
from outside the NCTSN. These data will be
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collected every second year over the four years of the evaluation
(i.e., two data collection points per respondent).
Note.--Total Burden Is Annualized Over the 3-Year Clearance Period
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Total average
Number of number of Hours per Total burden 3 yr. average
Instrument respondents responses per response hours annual burden
respondent hours
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Caregivers
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Child Behavior Checklist 1.5-5/6- \1\ 3,300 5 0.3 5,445 1,815
18 (CBCL 1.5-5/6-18)...........
Trauma Information/Detail Form.. 3,300 5 0.2 3,630 1,210
Baseline/Renewal Assessment..... 3,300 5 0.2 3,630 1,210
Core Clinical Characteristics 3,300 5 0.4 6600 2200
Form...........................
Youth Services Survey for 3,300 1 0.1 264 88
Families (YSS-F)...............
UCLA-PTSD Short Form (UCLA-PTSD) 3,300 5 0.2 2,805 935
Case Study Interviews........... \2\ 5 1 1.5 8 3
---------------------------------
Youth
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trauma Symptoms Checklist for \3\ 2,333 5 0.3 3,849 1,283
Children--Abbreviated (TSCC-A).
---------------------------------
Network Service Provider
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trauma-informed Service Key 18 1 0.5 9 3
Informant Interviews...........
Trauma-informed Service 54 1 1.0 54 18
Discussion Groups..............
Trauma-informed Service Provider 1,540 3 0.5 2,310 770
Survey (TIS)...................
General Adoption Assessment 1,100 3 0.5 1,650 550
Survey (GAAS)..................
Adoption and Implementation 50 2 0.5 50 17
Factors Interview (AIFI).......
---------------------------------
Project Director/Principal Investigator
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trauma-informed Service Key 18 1 0.5 9 3
Informant Interviews...........
Trauma-informed Service 18 1 1.0 18 6
Discussion Groups..............
Product/Innovations Development 88 3 1.5 396 132
and Dissemination Survey (PDDS)
General Adoption Assessment 44 3 0.5 66 22
Survey (GAAS)..................
Adoption and Implementation 9 2 0.5 9 3
Factors Interview (AIFI).......
Network Survey.................. 54 2 1.0 108 36
---------------------------------
Other Network Staff
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Trauma-informed Service Key \4\ 4 1 0.5 2 1
Informant Interviews...........
Trauma-informed Service \4\ 9 1 1.0 9 3
Discussion Groups..............
Telephone Interviews............ \5\ 35 2 1.5 105 35
Case Study Interviews........... \6\ 10 1 2.0 20 7
General Adoption Assessment \7\ 44 3 0.5 66 22
Survey (GAAS)..................
Adoption and Implementation \8\ 30 2 0.5 30 10
Factors Interview (AIFI).......
Network Survey.................. \9\ 54 2 1.0 108 36
Child Trauma Partnership Tool \10\ 400 1 0.8 300 100
(CTPT).........................
---------------------------------
Non-Network Mental Health Professionals
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
National Impact Survey.......... 1,600 2 0.5 1,600 533
---------------------------------
Non-Network Non-Mental Health Professionals
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
National Impact Survey.......... 1,600 1 0.5 800 267
---------------------------------
Non-Network Product Developers
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Case Study Interviews........... 10 1 1.5 15 5
Total Summary................... 10,999 71 .............. .............. 33,965
Total Annual Summary............ 3,666 24 .............. .............. 11,322
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\1\ An average of 25 caregivers in 44 NCTSN centers (31 CTS. 13 TSA) will participate in the Descriptive and
Clinical Outcomes and Satisfaction studies.
\2\ One caregiver will participate in each of the 5 case studies that will be conducted during the clearance
period.
\3\ Based on SUF Report of demographics of children served in the NCTSN, approximately 71 percent of the
children in the evaluation will be between the ages of 7 and 18.
\4\ Respondents will be NCCTS staff.
\5\ Respondents will be workgroup/taskforce coordinators.
\6\ Respondents will be stakeholders.
\7\ Respondents will be evaluators.
\8\ Respondents will be researchers, supervisors, and administrators.
\9\ Respondents will be center directors.
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\10\ Respondents will be collaboration structure staff.
Written comments and recommendations concerning the proposed
information collection should be sent by February 13, 2006 to: SAMHSA
Desk Officer, Human Resources and Housing Branch, Office of Management
and Budget, New Executive Office Building, Room 10235, Washington, DC
20503; due to potential delays in OMB's receipt and processing of mail
sent through the U.S. Postal Service, respondents are encouraged to
submit comments by fax to: 202-395-6974.
Dated: January 9, 2006.
Anna Marsh,
Director, Office of Program Services.
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