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| Wood,
Darryl S. and Rieger, Lisa. (2001). Walking
the Talk: A Guide to Assessment Using the CAPRA Community Problem Solving
Model. Anchorage, AK: Alaska Native Technical Assistance and
Resource Center, University of Alaska Anchorage. (Available from Justice
Center, University of Alaska Anchorage.) |
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in Adobe Acrobat format |
Abstract:
CAPRA is a community problem-solving model with five stages: C = Clients,
A = Analysis, P = Partnership, R = Response, and A = Assessment. CAPRA was
the problem-solving method used by the Alaska Native and Technical Resource
Center (ANTARC). This guide describes the final stage of the CAPRA model—assessment—including
the reasons for conducing an assessment, the documentation needed and why
it is needed, and methods for evaluation. Discussion is with a particular
focus on assessment methods for community problem-solvers in rural Alaska
Native villages. Some background about CAPRA
is assumed.
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