YES Program Level Performance measures instructions

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Youth Engagement in Sports (YES) Performance Measures

YES Program Level Performance measures instructions

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YES Initiative Performance Measures:

PROGRAM PERFORMANCE AND IMPLEMENTATION MEASURES


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Unique (de-duplicated) number of youth actively participating in program (quarterly)


Unique (de-duplicated) number of youth actively participating in program (annual)


Number of youth exiting the program (quarterly)


Number of youth exiting the program (annual)


Proportion of unique youth completing at least 85% of the intended dosage of the program (cohort)


Number of sessions attended by youth (median, mean and mode)\


Program participation rate for target population



[Program participation rate instructions: To calculate the program participation rate for the target population, divide the total number of youth in the target population participating1 in program sports and fitness activities by the total population of youth in grades 6-8 participating in program sports and fitness activities.

Example. The goal of the example program is to increase program participation among African American girls. At baseline there are 300 African American youth in grades 6-8 participating in sports and fitness activities, of which 75 are female and 225 are male. The baseline or pre-intervention program participation rate for the target population of African American girls is 25%. After the intervention is implemented, there are 400 African American youth in grades 6-8 participating in sports and fitness activities, of which150 are female and 250 are male. The program participation rate for the target population of African American girls is 37.5%]

1 Active participation is defined as attending at least 85% of the sessions (include all practice, games, conditioning sessions) offered

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