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What Is an Implementation Toolkit?
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What You Will Find on This Website
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Building an Implementation Toolkit from Start to Finish
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Specially Crafted Implementation Toolkits
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An implementation toolkit can be a written step-by-step process or it can be a set of practical tools that can be used as a guide to help implementers systematically execute and evaluate new and innovative initiatives, programs, or interventions. Toolkits can be tailored to meet stakeholder needs based on the parameters of the project.
Implementation toolkits are designed to help bridge the gap between innovation and practice. The study of process of the implementation, called implementation science, helps us to understand what makes for a smoother transition from knowing about a new practice to actually implementing that practice. Implementation toolkits serve as practical instruments for change. They provide a blue print for what to do, when to do it, and how to do it. Implementation teams, stakeholders charged with implementing an initiative, program, or intervention, are vitally important in the change process because they act as drivers to navigate and direct new practice.
This document, Phases of Initiative Development and Implementation, may be helpful for use as a conceptual framework when developing a new or different way to practice. It depicts a linear progression for implementation, replication, distribution, and maintenance of the initiative, program, or intervention.
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What You Will Find on This Page
Specifically, this web page provides definitions, descriptions, and examples of the necessary components for the construction of an implementation toolkit. There are templates that can be used to help you build your own implementation toolkit from start to finish.
This website contains implementation toolkits for new and innovative practices and programs, like:
Click on one of the links to be re-directed to the actual toolkit.
If you have questions or comments about implementation toolkits and/or the information contained on this website, please contact: Sevaughn Banks, sevaughn@berkeley.edu
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If you have been tasked with coordinating or being part of an implementation team for a new initiative, program, or intervention, that is not already on this website, and are interested in learning more about how to build your own implementation toolkit, use the documents below as templates.
Typically, implementation toolkits have the following components. When you click on each component, an explanation about what it is and how to use it is provided.
Usually, implementation toolkit components include:
If you have been tasked with coordinating or implementing one of the initiatives, programs or interventions on this website, please follow the links to the specially crafted implementation toolkits.
If you want to know how to build your own toolkit from start to finish, click HERE. It is important that implementers have or develop the capacity to implement an initiative, program, or intervention successfully and with fidelity.
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