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Outcomes7

• Indicators are measureable information used to determine if a program is implementing their program as expected and achieving their outcomes. (cdc.gov)
• Regardless of how you slice the process indicators, if they show the activities are not being implemented with fidelity, then the program risks not being able to achieve the intended outcomes. (cdc.gov)
• Long-term outcomes are often difficult to measure and attribute to a single program. (cdc.gov)
• This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of a technology-based peer-support intervention program (PIP) on maternal outcomes during the early postpartum period. (jmir.org)
• A further long-term evaluation of the PIP on maternal and family outcomes and its cost-effectiveness is needed to inform clinical practices. (jmir.org)
• Abt Associates has conducted 20 cross-site evaluations of the federal Healthy Start program since 2002 to understand what leads to successful outcomes for Healthy Start projects. (abtassociates.com)
• These process evaluation findings may help explain why no statistically significant group-by- time interactions at 3- or 12-month follow up were found for the primary outcomes of zBMI or MAP reading score. (bvsalud.org)

Stakeholder3

• Stakeholder engagement (i.e., inclusion of persons involved in or affected by programs) constitutes a major theme in the evaluation frameworks. (cdc.gov)
• P4 Clarity and Fairness Evaluations should be understandable and fair in addressing stakeholder needs and purposes. (jcsee.org)
• Many other templates exist online and can be tailored to the needs of the stakeholder and the complexity of the program being evaluated. (aea365.org)

Processes8

• With this in mind, Chapter 7 will present the following: (1) a definition of evaluation, (2) evaluation phases and processes, (3) two approaches to evaluation that are particularly relevant for the evaluation of community-engaged initiatives, (4) specific evaluation methods, and (5) challenges to be overcome to ensure an effective evaluation. (cdc.gov)
• The program focuses on developing organizational capacity to generate and use data in the instructional, policy and decision making processes so that education leaders can meet the growing challenges of fostering education equity and quality. (shu.edu)
• The utility standards are intended to increase the extent to which program stakeholders find evaluation processes and products valuable in meeting their needs. (jcsee.org)
• U4 Explicit Values Evaluations should clarify and specify the individual and cultural values underpinning purposes, processes, and judgments. (jcsee.org)
• U6 Meaningful Processes and Products Evaluations should construct activities, descriptions, and judgments in ways that encourage participants to rediscover, reinterpret, or revise their understandings and behaviors. (jcsee.org)
• P7 Fiscal Responsibility Evaluations should account for all expended resources and comply with sound fiscal procedures and processes. (jcsee.org)
• The purpose of this research study was to evaluate the processes and structures of an Ontario Region's student nutrition programs and to determine how the public health departments' staff can support the program. (uwaterloo.ca)
• The general structure and the problems of training programs as well as content, learning - teaching processes, and planning the education have been discussed. (ed.gov)

Monitoring and Evaluation5

• Designed to help those responsible for monitoring and evaluation identify high-performing, resource-efficient indicators in collaboration with stakeholders. (cdc.gov)
• Monitoring and evaluation (M&E) plays a critical role in ICT4D (Information and Communication Technologies for Development). (ictworks.org)
• Guiding principles for the design and use of monitoring and evaluation in rural development projects and programmes / United Nations ACC Task-Force on Rural Development, Panel on Monitoring and Evaluation. (who.int)
• Panel on Monitoring and Evaluation. (who.int)
• Guidelines for monitoring and evaluation of participatory rural development in Africa. (who.int)

Organizational1

• To encourage evaluation capacity building, external partners can be brought to the table to assist in creating action plans for their organizational project evaluations. (aea365.org)

Assess4

• The evaluation of community engagement programs provides an opportunity to assess and enhance these collaborations. (cdc.gov)
• The Social Policy Research Centre evaluated the results of this program to assess its effectiveness in achieving objectives. (edu.au)
• The goal of the CAP-SSSE program evaluation was to assess the program's efficiency and effectiveness in developing State programs to perform the duties and responsibilities of State Coordinating Agencies as described in 44 CFR 60.25. (fema.gov)
• Assess the effectiveness of educational policies, practices, and programs. (shu.edu)

Findings6

• The College of Human Development, Culture, and Human Media is dedicated to ensuring that its professional preparation programs are based on essential knowledge, evolving technology, research findings, and reflective practice. (shu.edu)
• P5 Transparency and Disclosure Evaluations should provide complete descriptions of findings, limitations, and conclusions to all stakeholders, unless doing so would violate legal and propriety obligations. (jcsee.org)
• The accuracy standards are intended to increase the dependability and truthfulness of evaluation representations, propositions, and findings, especially those that support interpretations and judgments about quality. (jcsee.org)
• The post-evaluation action plan helps new staff understand the progression of decisions and programmatic adjustments based on evaluation findings, and it continues to be a tool for communication product improvement. (aea365.org)
• We discuss these findings in depth and offer suggestions for future programs. (usu.edu)
• During 2005-06 the World Health Organization supported an evaluation of CBI in the Islamic Republic of Iran by collecting information from intervention villages on social capital and other indicators, with validation of the findings. (who.int)

Interventions1

• The NNS stipulates that improved nutrition can be achieved through implementation of sound policies and programs, and enhancing partnerships amongst nutrition stakeholders so that available resources are used optimal y to deliver evidence - based and cost-effective nutrition interventions. (who.int)

Asthma Program3

• I began my journey with the ISDH Asthma Program (Program) in 2013 as the communication coordinator and evaluator. (aea365.org)
• I now occupy the position of Asthma Program Director and share evaluation duties with the Program Epidemiologist. (aea365.org)
• In 2012, the Asthma Program contracted with an independent evaluation consulting firm to develop and implement a mixed methods evaluation of Program surveillance data dissemination methods. (aea365.org)

Effectiveness1

• The feasibility standards are intended to increase evaluation effectiveness and efficiency. (jcsee.org)

Challenges1

• Helping USAID ensure accountability and results through monitoring, evaluation, and learning (ME&L) presented a multitude of challenges this year. (ictworks.org)

Introduction to program evaluation1

• This introduction to program evaluation and multiple regression analysis trains students to critically consume empirical studies and conduct their own empirical research. (umich.edu)

Strategies2

• F1 Project Management Evaluations should use effective project management strategies. (jcsee.org)
• Because not one program in the Region is run the same way, multiple strategies need to be in place to support programs at individual levels. (uwaterloo.ca)

Implementation3

• In 2016, Abt Associates won a contract to support the implementation of the current national evaluation plan for the federal Healthy Start Program. (abtassociates.com)
• OBJECTIVE: To explore the perspectives of dietitian assistants in a tertiary teaching hospital in Sydney, Australia, following the implementation of a formal competence and professional development program. (edu.au)
• A mixed- methods process evaluation was employed to evaluate program implementation and provide insight for future program development . (bvsalud.org)

Postgraduate1

• From 2023 most subjects will be taught on campus only with flexible options limited to a select number of postgraduate programs and individual subjects. (edu.au)

Graduate3

• The graduate program that you are applying to may have additional requirements. (ubc.ca)
• Some programs require additional test scores such as the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) or the Graduate Management Test (GMAT). (ubc.ca)
• The authors describe and discuss the process of accreditation and evaluation of Graduate Programs - specifically the Psychology Graduate programs in Brazil, a process carried out by a governmental agency of the Ministry of Education (CAPES). (bvsalud.org)

Program's1

• In evaluation, the indicators should be reviewed and used for program improvement throughout the program's life cycle. (cdc.gov)

Mandatory2

• Course evaluations were mandatory in 62% (n=58) of the responding institutions, with the remaining 38% (n=35) optional. (unboundmedicine.com)
• Divorce education programs are mandatory in most states. (usu.edu)

Project9

• Because outcome indicators measure the changes that occur over time, indicators should be measured at least at baseline (before the program/project begins) and at the end of the project. (cdc.gov)
• The standards statements have been adapted into a checklist, available from the WMU Evaluation Checklists Project . (jcsee.org)
• Many international development organizations invest heavily in phone-based surveys to gather high-quality feedback and project evaluation data. (ictworks.org)
• For the first evaluation, Abt Associates conducted a project director survey to document all of the program components implemented by each Healthy Start (HS) project. (abtassociates.com)
• This was followed by an evaluation that included a set of case studies and a participant survey in eight HS project sites. (abtassociates.com)
• In the second evaluation, Abt built on the previous evaluations by using data from a number of sources, including a second survey of project directors. (abtassociates.com)
• Research products funded by the Office of Planning, Research, and Evaluation are related to their project records. (researchconnections.org)
• evaluation and monitoring in a comprehensive primary health care project in Colombia / P. E. M. Engelkes. (who.int)
• Project evaluation : problems of methodology. (who.int)

Prevention2

• As part of their overall workplace violence prevention program, employers should evaluate their safety and security measures. (cdc.gov)
• Management should share workplace violence prevention evaluation reports with all employees. (cdc.gov)

Methods6

• The choice of indicators will often inform the rest of the evaluation plan, including evaluation methods, data analysis, and reporting. (cdc.gov)
• instead, the focus is on the importance of evaluating community-engaged initiatives and methods for this evaluation. (cdc.gov)
• The aim of this preliminary survey study was to determine the perceptions of leaders of dental schools and dental hygiene programs regarding methods of and purposes for conducting students' course evaluations and their role in course improvement, curriculum design, and faculty assessment. (unboundmedicine.com)
• All school levels were well represented in both quantitative and qualitative methods, with community-based programs being under-represented. (uwaterloo.ca)
• Over time, the Program has experienced changes in staff and Program data requirements and communication methods. (aea365.org)
• Healthy Summer Learners: An explanatory mixed methods study and process evaluation. (bvsalud.org)

Conflicts2

• P6 Conflicts of Interests Evaluations should openly and honestly identify and address real or perceived conflicts of interests that may compromise the evaluation. (jcsee.org)
• Common threats included lack of sustainable funding, complexity in tracking program use, unreliable help, and school administration conflicts. (uwaterloo.ca)

Effectively2

• Also, to inform the ongoing outcome measures needed to ensure the program can be effectively evaluated in the future and to determine benefits to a broader cohort of young people outside of LWB. (edu.au)
• F4 Resource Use Evaluations should use resources effectively and efficiently. (jcsee.org)

Fidelity1

• Though the program was well received, student attendance was lower than anticipated and full program fidelity was not achieved. (bvsalud.org)

Semester4

• Degree Plans (or Program Evaluations) and the Application for Graduation documents must be submitted to the Registrar's Office prior to the completion of the semester in which the student will earn 90 hours. (cn.edu)
• The Application for Graduation which includes the degree plans/program evaluation, approved by adviser and department chair, must be submitted to the Registrar prior to the end of the second semester of the junior year (the semester in which the student will complete at least 90 semester credit hours). (cn.edu)
• Exceptions are students in binary programs who must submit it at the beginning of the last semester at Carson-Newman University. (cn.edu)
• All of the respondents (100%) reported that their institutions' full-time faculty members were assessed by students in course evaluations for each course and semester they taught. (unboundmedicine.com)

Research5

• The Ph.D. in Higher Education Leadership, Management and Policy offers a concentration in Education Research, Assessment, and Program Evaluation. (shu.edu)
• The concentration in Education Research, Assessment, and Program Evaluation within the Ph.D. in Higher Education Leadership, Management and Policy will produce graduates who can conduct research and provide leadership nationally and internationally in the area of research. (shu.edu)
• Implement an academic or applied research program from start to completion. (shu.edu)
• Each program is committed to developing collaborative relationships and cooperative efforts with schools, agencies, and institutions so that its efforts remain linked to the world of practice and research, and meet the needs of communities. (shu.edu)
• The MERM Program is dedicated to advancing the science and practice of measurement, program evaluation, and research methodology in the social and behavioral sciences (e.g. (ubc.ca)

Evaluate2

• Top management should review the program regularly, and with each incident, to evaluate its success. (cdc.gov)
• To evaluate an educative and oral health promotion program for children from three public daycare facilities in the city of João Pessoa (PB), in the Northeastern region of Brazil. (bvsalud.org)

Initiatives3

• En 2005 et 2006, l'Organisation mondiale de la Santé a soutenu une évaluation des initiatives communautaires en République islamique d'Iran, en collectant des informations sur le capital social ainsi que d'autres indicateurs, dans les villages bénéficiant d'interventions. (who.int)
• Il ressort de cette évaluation que les initiatives communautaires constituent une approche utile pour améliorer les indicateurs sanitaires et sociaux ainsi que pour mettre en place des mécanismes permettant la participation communautaire et et la collaboration intersectorielle pour la santé et le développement au niveau local. (who.int)
• Evaluation framework initiatives(CBI)forhealthandhuman theprogrammesareatvariousstagesof developmentinitsMemberStates[2]. (who.int)

Students2

• For more than 25 years, the faculty and students of the MERM program have been contributing to its international reputation as a leader in the field. (ubc.ca)
• The creation of peer tutoring programs was to improve the academic performance of underprepared students. (dissertation.com)

Faculty3

• This concentration is intended to meet the burgeoning demands for professional staff and leaders in educational organizations focused on data-driven decision making, program evaluation, assessment and testing, and teacher or faculty pedagogical development. (shu.edu)
• The small size of the Ph.D. program at Seton Hall University allows for frequent faculty interaction and close work with your adviser. (shu.edu)
• Further investigation of the use and effects of student evaluations is needed to better understand their role in faculty assessment and other aspects of the administration of dental schools and dental hygiene programs. (unboundmedicine.com)

Objectives1

• The results showed that the program was effective in obtaining these objectives. (usu.edu)

India1

• Guinea Worm Eradication Programme in India : report and recommendations of fifth independent evaluation, December 1993 / compiled & edited by Ashok Kumar, Gautam Biswas. (who.int)

Effective1

• This oral health program showed to be effective in the maintenance of oral health. (bvsalud.org)

Completion1

• To document the action identified and provide benchmarks for completion, we created a post-evaluation action plan (Plan). (aea365.org)

Insight1

• The evaluation provided insight into the use of and satisfaction with the data by stakeholders from around the state. (aea365.org)

Principles1

• The full publication includes detailed guidelines and principles for applying the standards in the context of real-world evaluation situations. (jcsee.org)

Duration1

• Future iterations of HSL should seek to extend program hours, lengthen program duration, and explore ways to lower projected cost of attendance. (bvsalud.org)

Plan5

• Strong indicators can be quantitative or qualitative, and are part of the evaluation plan. (cdc.gov)
• Write the term in which you plan to take remaining courses and electives needed to complete your degree on the Degree Plan/Program Evaluation form in the spaces provided. (cn.edu)
• Submit your Degree Plan/Program Evaluation with the Application for Graduation which is available on the Registrar's web page. (cn.edu)
• 6. After all the courses to take in future terms have been indicated on the program evaluation/degree plan, add up the hours to be sure that they equal or exceed 120 hours. (cn.edu)
• The Plan worked to serve as a roadmap for future Program efforts, documenting the finding, action, dissemination avenues, and who and by when actions would be taken to ensure the evaluation result. (aea365.org)

Components1

• The survey elicited a description of programs and variations in components being offered. (uwaterloo.ca)

Activities2

• Together, measures of activities and outputs indicate whether the program is being implemented as planned. (cdc.gov)
• We chose a template that is fairly simple and easily understood so that future users who may not know the history of the Program and the background of activities will find it useful. (aea365.org)

Menu2

• Finally, opportunities described by coordinators included assistance with menu planning, expansion of program offerings, and assistance with finding community partners. (uwaterloo.ca)
• Therefore, health units can have a major role, whether it is through menu planning, food safety training, helping coordinators find healthy food options, or helping them build partnerships to enhance program support and operations. (uwaterloo.ca)

20221

• Eval Program Plann;92: 102070, 2022 06. (bvsalud.org)

Partnerships1

• Current and potential partnerships between programs and health units were also evaluated. (uwaterloo.ca)

Results4

• Survey results showed that teachers and volunteer program coordinators were the most involved in planning and delivering programs. (uwaterloo.ca)
• After reviewing evaluation results, we determined that it would be beneficial to identify actions to improve the use, satisfaction, and reach of Program data. (aea365.org)
• There needs to be follow-up to the results to ensure utility of the evaluation. (aea365.org)
• Results of search for 'su:{Program evaluation. (who.int)

Qualitative1

• 76% response rate) and qualitative interviews involving 22 program coordinators. (uwaterloo.ca)

Understand1

• Please review the program website carefully to understand the program requirements. (ubc.ca)

Peer1

• This is the peer reviewed version of the following article: Kopystynska, O., Turner, J.J., Schramm, D.G. and Higginbotham, B. (2020), Evaluation of Topics in Utah's ONE‐HOUR Divorce Education Program. (usu.edu)

Student2

• The Application for Graduation and Program Evaluation are the documents the Registrar uses to determine if a student is eligible for graduation. (cn.edu)
• If the requirements for all majors or minors are not on the program evaluation, contact the Registrar's Office to request the additional major or minor be added in the student system so that the additional major or minors are printed on the student's program evaluation and transcript. (cn.edu)

Content1

• For this purpose, the articles in the journal were analyzed by using content analysis, and evaluated in terms of program development in education. (ed.gov)

Data2

• Using divorcing parents' self‐reported data ( N = 3,275) from a one‐hour online divorce education program in Utah, we examined participants' post‐divorce intentions to treat each other respectfully, especially in front of the child(ren), and engage in positive coparental practices. (usu.edu)
• The data from this study suggest multiple molecular epidemiologic and program management uses for DNA fingerprinting in TB public health practice. (cdc.gov)

Individuals3

• U2 Attention to Stakeholders Evaluations should devote attention to the full range of individuals and groups invested in the program and affected by its evaluation. (jcsee.org)
• F3 Contextual Viability Evaluations should recognize, monitor, and balance the cultural and political interests and needs of individuals and groups. (jcsee.org)
• Individuals from 93 institutions responded for an overall response rate of 30%: 30 of 76 dental schools (39.5% response rate) and 63 of the 232 dental hygiene programs (27% response rate). (unboundmedicine.com)

University1

• 2. The Program Evaluation will populate requirements already completed using the appropriate course numbers as per the university catalog. (cn.edu)

Responsible2

• U8 Concern for Consequences and Influence Evaluations should promote responsible and adaptive use while guarding against unintended negative consequences and misuse. (jcsee.org)
• The authors also discuss three fundamental aspects of the evaluation: the committee responsible for the evaluation (who conducts the process? (bvsalud.org)

Health3

• However, that does not mean a program should not try to determine how they are contributing to the health impact of interest (e.g., decrease in morbidity related to particular health issue). (cdc.gov)
• Earlier this year we received an email for Shawn Buckley informing him that "The Public Health Agency of Canada was conducting an evaluation of the Natural Health Products (NHP) Program for the period of 2010 until 2015. (nhppa.org)
• The evaluation suggests that the CBI approach is a useful tool for improving health and social indicators and providing mechanisms for community-based participation and intersectoral collaboration for health and development at the local level. (who.int)

Process1

• A brief description of the most important features of the accreditation and evaluation process are described. (bvsalud.org)

Education5

• Seton Hall University's highly regarded doctoral program in Higher Education Leadership helps professionals advance their careers leading colleges and universities. (shu.edu)
• The purpose of this study was to make an overall assessment of articles related to program development in education that appeared in the 'Journal of Primary Education,' which had been published between 1939 and 1966. (ed.gov)
• It was concluded that the articles published in this journal have a significant impact on the improvement of the program development in the primary education in Turkey. (ed.gov)
• Evaluation of Topics in Utah's ONE‐HOUR Divorce Education Program" by Olena Kopystynska, Joshua Turner et al. (usu.edu)
• Healthy Summer Learners (HSL), a novel, 6-week summer program for 2-4th grade children from low- income families in the Southeastern United States , aimed to prevent accelerated summer BMI gain and academic learning loss by providing healthy meals and snacks , 15 min of nutrition education , 3 h of physical activity opportunities and 3.5 h of reading instruction daily. (bvsalud.org)

Development2

• CONCLUSION: A supported structured competence and professional development program has provided dietitian assistants with new skills and renewed job satisfaction. (edu.au)
• Universal access to school nutrition programs (SNPs) can ensure that children at-risk for poor nutrient intake have access to safe, healthy foods, thereby promoting growth and development and enhancing academic performance. (uwaterloo.ca)

Committee1

• Any changes in the program should be discussed at regular meetings of the task force, safety committee, union representatives, or other employee groups ( OSHA, 2016 ). (cdc.gov)

Page1

• Courses taken to satisfy requirements for a minor or a second major will be listed on the last page or pages of the program evaluation. (cn.edu)

Turner1

• Evaluation of a Structured Nutrition Competence Program for Dietitian " by Cameron McLean, Natasha Turner et al. (edu.au)

Communities1

• P1 Responsive and Inclusive Orientation Evaluations should be responsive to stakeholders and their communities. (jcsee.org)

Office1

• The Office of Evaluation provided a discussion guide of the key questions that they wanted to get his opinion on. (nhppa.org)

Study1

• This three-armed pilot quasi-experimental study used a repeated measure within- and between-participant design to compare HSL, to an active comparator-21st Century Summer Learning Program (21 C), and no- treatment control. (bvsalud.org)

Account1

• P2 Formal Agreements Evaluation agreements should be negotiated to make obligations explicit and take into account the needs, expectations, and cultural contexts of clients and other stakeholders. (jcsee.org)

Effects1

• Outcome indicators measure whether the program is achieving the expected effects/changes in the short, intermediate, and long term. (cdc.gov)

Complete1

• In order to gain familiarity with the conceptual and practical foundations of these standards and their applications to extended cases, the JCSEE strongly encourages all evaluators and evaluation users to read the complete book. (jcsee.org)