IM Adapt | Tacticc

Make evidence-based programs fit


Analyze needs and set goals	Discover available interventions	Adapt for your population and setting	Put into practice	Test your progress

Walks you through step-by-step process of adaptation (based on Intervention Mapping)

Helps you search for a program or adapt a program you already have

Takes you to ready-to-use interventions for cancer control topics

Helps you systematically plan adaptation an evidence-based program, practice, or policy considering the needs and resources of your target population and setting

Produces visuals for your team, funders, and managers

IM Adapt features

Lets you start where you choose
Helps you decide what to change and what to keep
Links to databases to find evidence-based interventions
Makes it easy to share your documents and notes
Gives advice at critical points of the adaptation process
Produces visual logic models, to-do lists, and planning documents

Create a Logic Model
"The program made my logic model for me. After I answered the questions, it was already done."
- Michelle S.

Select the Right Program
"This helped me look at promising programs in a way where all the pieces linked together and I understood why they worked."
- David T.

Compare Programs and Policies
"We found eleven programs that looked good. It helped us quickly narrow those down to the best ones."
- Keith A.

Find Programs for Your Short List
"It was quick and easy. I didn’t have to sort through endless search results to find what I was looking for."
- Jennifer R.

Receive a Clear To-Do List
"The to-do list kept me from damaging my EBI and helped me make decisions about adaptation."
- Susan P.

Acknowledgments

IM-Adapt online tool was funded by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) under award number R01 CA163526-01. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Cancer Institute.

We would also like to thank the following institutions and teams.