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[Preprint]. 2023 May 10:rs.3.rs-2874381. [Version 1] doi: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2874381/v1

Table 2.

Implementation and effectiveness outcomes for TRUE HAVEN intervention under the RE-AIM framework. Abbreviations: H = housing; F = financial security; W = wrap-around services; T = breaking cycle of trauma; NHPD = New Haven police department; PM = project manager; CHFA = Connecticut Housing Finance Authority.

  TRUE
HAVEN
Component
Outcomes by RE-AIM
Dimension
Level Approach Assessor
Adoption
Acceptability, appropriateness, feasibility of intervention and strategies Implementer Quantitative All PM
# implementers approached, adopted, and agreed to participate in the intervention Implementer Qualitative All Investigators
Characteristics of adopting sites City/Region Quantitative H PM/Implementers
% lenders requiring comprehensive financial education City Quantitative/Mixed F PM/Implementers
# of orgs requesting trauma-informed care curriculum Implementer Quantitative/Mixed All PM/Investigators
Implementation
Fidelity to intervention and strategies Implementer Quantitative/Mixed All PM/Investigators
Cost of intervention and strategies Implementer Quantitative All Implementers/Investigators
# and % of individuals/families that complete program Individual Quantitative All PM/Implementers
New policies/practices that reduce barriers for families Implementer Quantitative/Mixed All Implementers/Investigators
Reach
Reach to eligible population Individual/Family Quantitative All PM/Implementers
Representativeness of participants Individual/Family Quantitative/Mixed All PM/Implementers
# counseled by trauma-informed community member Individual/Family Quantitative T Implementers
Effectiveness
Acceptability/appropriateness of intervention/strategies Individual/Family Quantitative/Mixed All PM/Investigators
Participant self-efficacy Individual/family Quantitative/Mixed All PM/Implementers
% Housing costs < 30% income Individual/Family Quantitative H Implementers
% Improved credit score Individual/Family Quantitative F Implementers
$ Saved by participants Individual/Family Quantitative F Implementers
Perceived health and well-being Individual/Family Quantitative/Mixed W PM/Implementers
% Homeownership Neighborhood Quantitative H CHFA
% Denied home loan Neighborhood Quantitative H CHFA
Reason for home loan denial Neighborhood Quantitative H CHFA
Collective well-being Neighborhood Quantitative T DataHaven
Experience of discrimination Neighborhood Quantitative T DataHaven
Social cohesion Neighborhood Quantitative T DataHaven
Exposure to gun violence Neighborhood Quantitative All DataHaven
Incident gun violence Neighborhood Quantitative All NHPD
Maintenance
Maintenance of fidelity and delivery Implementers Quantitative/Mixed All PM/Implementers
New structures, policies, practices and values that address structural racism Neighborhood/City Quantitative/Mixed All Implementers/Investigators
# and % participants that remain in their home for > 2y Individual/family Quantitative H Implementers
% families/individuals evicted or homes foreclosed Neighborhood Quantitative H/F CHFA
$ amount of home loans administered each year Neighborhood Quantitative H CHFA
# and % participants that kept job for > 2 years Individual/family Quantitative F Implementers
Social cohesion trend Neighborhood Quantitative T DataHaven
Yearly incidence of gun violence trend Neighborhood Quantitative All NHPD
Collective well-being trend Neighborhood Quantitative All DataHaven