When It Is Used
Use it for periodic program-level review when a practitioner, reviewer, or program lead needs to understand IPS implementation strengths and gaps.
The IPS Fidelity Scale is a practitioner-only program assessment tool for reviewers, practitioners, and program leads responsible for IPS quality improvement. It helps assess how closely a program is operating according to the IPS model and produce a fidelity profile showing implementation strengths and gaps.
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Use it for periodic program-level review when a practitioner, reviewer, or program lead needs to understand IPS implementation strengths and gaps.
The tool captures source-defined fidelity item responses or ratings, evidence notes if supported, review context, scale version, and resulting profile information.
Completed reviews can be compared over time or across reviews when scale versions and review methods are comparable.
The tool does not invent fidelity items, scoring anchors, dimensions, or improvement recommendations.
No. Items, scoring anchors, domains, totals, and thresholds must come from the selected source scale.
No. Partial reviews show incomplete items and cannot be treated as final fidelity profiles.
No. The supplied configuration is practitioner-only and program-level.
The tool and selected source-supported scale version are saved; fictional demo ratings and sample observations are not saved as real program data.