Table 3.

Functions, measures, and feedback mechanisms utilized by the AGTO Project within each ISF system

ISF systems	Functions and feedback mechanisms
Prevention delivery system	Plan, implement, and evaluate Assets-based programs using GTO 10 steps
Provides feedback to support system a	Postcard survey of prevention practitioners satisfaction Post-training evaluation survey
Prevention support system	Deliver annual AGTO training for prevention practitioners Provide bi-weekly technical assistance to prevention practitioners Conduct quarterly in-person meetings with practitioners to review program progress and plan activities  for the next quarter Provide ongoing support to TA providers across AGTO model Provide monthly professional development training to TA providers (logic modeling, process and  outcome evaluation, continuous quality improvement) Conduct quarterly in-person meetings with TA providers to review program progress and plan activities  for the next quarter
Provides feedback to synthesis and   translation system	TA monitoring form housed on a shared website Weekly phone conference with TA providers Weekly phone conference with project leadership team
Prevention synthesis and translation  system	Create a repository of process and outcome evaluation measures that could be used by programs Create detailed discussion guides that contained key questions and tips for TA providers and for  practitioners to utilize as they implemented GTO steps 7 (Process Evaluation), 8 (Outcome  Evaluation), and 9 (Continuous Quality Improvement)
Provides feedback to support and   delivery systems	Weekly phone conference with project leadership team to discuss project measures, including   evaluation design and analysis for individual programs Bi-monthly meetings of the Community Research Workgroup

^aItalicized text refers to measures and processes by which feedback has been provided to other systems within the ISF