The goal of the study was to develop and validate a simple, short, easy to self-administer, and cost-effective tool to assess organizational trauma-informed practices (O-TIPs), by building on existing tools. The tool was developed through a series of steps involving detailed examination, selection, and modification of existing trauma-informed (TI) frameworks and tools, which resulted in a 31-item questionnaire with three domains and eight subscales. The O-TIPs was evaluated for known-group construct validity to determine the degree to which it could discriminate between groups of organizations that were higher and lower on the extent to which they were implementing TIPs, by administering it online to staff at seven federally qualified health centers at two-time points. The domains, subscales, and the overall measure showed high internal consistency and discriminated significantly between known groups of centers at baseline and follow-up. In addition, the tool captured change over time in the extent to which the organizations were implementing TIPs. These findings provide preliminary support for the future use of the O-TIPs tool by service-delivery organizations.

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组织创伤知情实践工具 (O-TIPs)：开发和初步验证

该研究的目的是开发和验证一个简单、简短、易于自我管理且具有成本效益的工具，以通过现有工具来评估组织创伤知情实践 (O-TIP)。该工具是通过一系列步骤开发的，包括对现有的创伤知情 (TI) 框架和工具进行详细检查、选择和修改，从而产生了一份包含三个领域和八个子量表的 31 项问卷。对 O-TIP 的已知组结构有效性进行评估，以确定它可以区分在实施 TIP 的程度上较高和较低的组织组的程度，方法是在线管理七个联邦合格人员健康中心在两个时间点。域、分量表、总体测量显示出高度的内部一致性，并在基线和随访时在已知的中心组之间显着区分。此外，该工具还记录了组织实施 TIP 的程度随时间发生的变化。这些发现为服务提供组织未来使用 O-TIPs 工具提供了初步支持。