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Getting There from Here: Creating an Evidence- Based Culture Within Special Education Ronnie Detrich Randy Keyworth Jack States

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 1 Implementation How do we make it work? Addressing all relevant variables so an intervention will be successfully adopted in a particular setting. Two Elements of Implementation Adoption Sustainability How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 2 Definitions 1.Adoption “Getting a practice approved for use in education”. Formal authorization from critical stakeholders for the use of an intervention that has been determined to be both efficacious and effective. 2.Sustainability “Maintaining a practice beyond the implementation phase”. To make an impact an intervention must be durable and meet the test of time. How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 3 Obstacles to Successful Implementation 1.Insufficient research conducted in establishing the factors that influence implementation. 2.Going from research to practice forces increased complexity into the system. The introduction of scores of unanticipated variables frequently lead to failure. 3.Implementation “at-large” requires analysis & action at multiple levels of a system each with their own unique sets of contingencies. How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 4 Observations 1.Practices established as efficacious and effective frequently fail 2.Practices that are ineffective and even harmful are often adopted 3.Unintended consequences resulting from poorly planned implementation strategies frequently impede the successful implementation of evidence-based (EB) practices How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 5 Obstacles to Successful Adoption 1.General resistance to change 2.Policy Makers select practices for reasons other than being EB –Being re-elected (quick fixes) –Lobbyist influence –Avoidance of controversy –Fiscal constraints –Ideological or ethical conflicts 3.Insufficient planning by stakeholders 4.Inadequate infrastructure for distribution of EB studies 5.No Child Left Behind Conflicts with IDEA –Decision making in IDEA is decentralized - IEP –General Education decision making is centralized at State, School Board, and Principal level How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 6 ADOPTION Requirements Motivation 1.The problem must be substantial and require change 2.An efficacious and effective solution is available 3.The intervention is cost effective 4.Active support can reasonably be achieved by Decision Makers. –Politicians –Administrators –Practitioners –Consumers How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 7 ADOPTION Requirements Infrastructure 1.Policies, laws, and/or regulations are aligned (minimally not hostile) 2.An Adoption Team with the skills to manage and lead an adoption campaign is formed Resources 1.Fiscal Resources are accessible 2.Human Resources are available Planning 1.An assessment of conditions completed 2.Written outcomes and benchmarks are developed 3.Written goals are developed 4.Written roles and responsibilities are created How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 8 Adoption Goals 1.Laws, policies, and regulations support evidence-based interventions 2.Network of evidence-based stakeholders is established 3.Researchers, politicians, implementers, and consumers adopt common criteria for evaluating best practices 4.Research on efficacious and effective methods for getting interventions adopted is available 5.Clearinghouse(s) to disseminate evidenced-based research easily accessible by decision-makers and consumers 6.Training in best methods for achieving adoption is widely available How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 9 ADOPTION Decision Points Tools - Adoption Plan 1.Contingency Analysis (for each stakeholder faction) a.Current Situation –Contingencies that support –Contingencies that suppress b.New Practice –Contingencies that support –Contingencies that suppress 2.GAP Analysis 3.Cost Benefit Analysis 4.Public Relations Plan How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 10 Obstacles to Successful Sustainability 1.General resistance to change 2.The cost of implementing exceeds benefits –Outcomes are not relevant to stakeholders –Practice is aversive to implementers (too much time, too much effort, etc.) –Inadequate planning paid to matching naturally occurring reinforcers with the new behavior 3.Leadership is ineffective –Turnover of person(s) advocating for the practice –Top down approach that doesn’t involve implementers and consumers in decisions 4.Insufficient funding 5.Feedback on the outcomes and process is infrequent and/or not maintained over time 6.Poorly trained personnel –Inadequate training –Turnover How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 11 SUSTAINABILITY Requirements Motivation 1.Support from key stakeholders confirmed –Politicians –Administrators –Implementers –Groups affected by the practice 2.A contingency analysis favors the intervention 3.Measurable progress maintained 4.Goals and objectives are clearly defined for implementers 5.Feedback on performance provided to all stakeholders (frequently and timely) How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 12 Sustainability Requirements Infrastructure 1.Policy and practices manual –Common Vision: a mission, purpose, and goals –Common Language: a means of describing its vision, actions, operations, and feedback. –Common Practices: defined actions, routines, procedures, or operations practiced members of the organization. 2.Initial and ongoing training 3.Data management systems that provide timely feedback to all stakeholders on performances against outcomes 4.Leadership Team Resources 1.Fiscal Resources –Start-up funding –On-going funding 2.Human Resources –Active recruitment and timely hiring –Active performance management and supervision How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 13 Sustainability Requirements Planning 1.Annual assessment of the results of performance –Outcome –Process 2.Annual Plan –Outcomes –Benchmarks –Goals 2.Systematic communication across levels of the organization –Politicians   Administrators, Implementer, and Consumers –Administrators  , Implementer, Consumers, and Politicians –Consumers  , Administrators, Implementer, and Politicians How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 14 Sustainability Goals 1.Active support of the organization(s) secured 2.Commitment from implementers and consumers is secured 3.Specific and objective outcomes are identified and commonly accepted 4.A reporting system to assess progress is operational 5.A written plan with goals, responsibilities, and timelines is developed with the input of all stakeholders. The goals and objectives include: –Specific strategies for overcoming obstacles –Goals to address the contingencies that support and threaten the intervention are incorporated 6.Personnel required to implement the intervention are actively recruited and hired 7.Training in best methods for implementation of the intervention is available How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 15 Sustainability Decision Points Tools 1.Key indicator report (critical data that are mission critical) 2.Annual plan - Outcomes and Goals –Service plan –Operations plan –Public relations plan –Fiscal plan 3.Annual reports 4.Contingency analysis 5.Systems process analysis How do we make it work?

Practice Research Replicability Sustainability What works? When does it work? How do we make it work? Is it working? 16 IMPLEMENTATION How do we make it work?