Week 5 · Adaptive Planning Program

24. Finalizing the Intervention Plan

30 min

By the end you'll be able to

Document intervention scope and sequence
Ensure alignment between intervention design and logic model
Create implementation-ready intervention specifications

Feedback is only valuable if it leads to refinement. In this final design session, we document the final Scope and Sequence of your intervention, ensuring every activity is aligned with your Logic Model and Persona needs.

This document serves as your implementation blueprint, transforming loose ideas and test results into a finalized plan ready for execution.

Practice quiz

Question 1
What does the finalized Scope and Sequence document serve as, in the lesson’s framing?
- A marketing brochure for funders
- An implementation blueprint that aligns each activity with the Logic Model and Persona needs
- A signed legal contract with community partners
- A backup plan used only when the original program fails
Question 2
Why does the lesson stress that feedback only matters if it leads to refinement?
- Because feedback that is collected but not acted on does not improve the intervention, and the final plan must reflect what was learned
- Because feedback is required by federal regulation
- Because every piece of feedback must be implemented exactly as stated
- Because feedback collection is the final step before program closure
Reflection 3
Name two things every activity in your final Scope and Sequence should be checked against, and explain why.

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