ORI COMMUNITY AND EVALUATION SERVICES
28244 Ferguson Rd, Junction City, OR 97448 www.orices.org

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Organizations Filed Purposes: A) To improve individual & community health through the provision of evaluation & intervention services to public & private sectors. B) To disseminate research results through evaluation & intervention services, publication of reports, conferences & seminars. C) To market & distribute products & services based on research results of this organization & Oregon Research Institute.

Program Service Development, Program Delivery, or Program Evaluation: An ORI CES project team implemented a Positive Parenting public awareness campaign, Triple P primary care training, and Triple P online program use to support familly success in Lane County. Two ORI CES scientists identified evalation goals, objectives, and framework for Triple P program training and implementation by assessing program effectiveness and fidelity. An ORI CES team is providing leadership in technological aspects of intervention development and deployment of the Exceptional Coaching for Early Language and Literacy-Online Professional Development Program for Preschool, Kindergarten, and First Grade Teachers on an Internet/mobile system with Columbia University's Teachers College. A team of ORI CES scientists are collaborating with OEA Choice Trust to plan and implement mindfulness trainings and technical assistance for school administrators and school employees to promote the health and well-being of school employees. An ORI CES project team is providing mental health services to mothers with depression who have children enrolled in Head Start of Lane County through MomNet, a coach-facilitated Internet-based interactive intervention. An ORI CES research team is conducting a secondary data analysis study to evaluate the efficiency and effectiveness of Functional Family Therapy-Child Welfare [FFT-CW (R)] on the quality of treatment and prevention services for maltreated youth and their families in a child welfare setting. A scientist provided consultation and technical assistance for development of program evaluation capacities at a nonprofit organization that provides support throughout the state of Oregon to families who have children and adolescents with mental, emotional, and/or behavioral disorders. (7 grant-funded projects)

Social Sciences Research: An ORI CES scientist is conducting personality and assessment research with the Eugene-Springfield Community Sample and with international scientific collaborators and maintaining a public domain personality assessment item pool available for use by personality researchers world-wide. An ORI CES scientist is maintaining the International Personality Item Pool website. An ORI CES scientist team created an expanded survey of top childhood intervention programs across a variety of domains and strategies. An ORI CES team refined and expanded an existing leadership training survey that included survey creation in Qualtircs, data cllection, analysis and reporting of results. An ORI CES scientist conducted gentic analyses of anorexia nervosa inclucing public and private biospeciemens, clinical and gentotyped datasets. (5 grant- or contribution-funded projects)

Health Status Reporting and Health Care Delivery Evaluation: ORI CES investigators developed and evaluated the implementation of a county wide school-based BMI surveillance-screening program with elementary schools serving a high proportion of low income students in Lane County, OR. (1 grant funded project)

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