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- HSM 270 · Week 6
This assignment is about identifying opportunities for program improvement in the planning and evaluation process. It explains how program evaluation can improve a program from both the manager and funder perspectives. It is for Week 6 of the HSM 270 module.
What's inside
- Program planning and evaluation process
- Process and outcome evaluations in human service settings
- Evaluation plan for PEACE Domestic Violence Agency
- Program planning and development
- Program interventions
- Database management information system
Who it is for: Students taking the HSM 270 module. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Program evaluation is a way to improve healthcare programs. Students learn how to plan and carry out process and outcome evaluations.
Program Evaluation Benefits
Program evaluation helps organisations understand their programs' outcomes. It helps them find ways to improve their programs and write grant proposals.
Evaluation Plan for PEACE
The PEACE Domestic Violence Agency's evaluation plan aims to reduce domestic violence. It looks at the relationship between alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs and domestic violence.
Process and Outcome Evaluation
Process evaluation tracks how a program is run. Outcome evaluation measures the program's results. Both are needed to improve a program.
Evaluation Questions
Three key questions guide the evaluation: Can the program reduce domestic violence? What is the relationship between ATOD and domestic violence? Can the program be replicated?
Key terms
- Process evaluation
- Tracking how a program is run and implemented.
- Outcome evaluation
- Measuring the results and impact of a program.
- ATOD
- Alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.
- Database management information system
- A system to store and compile data for program assessment.
- Sectional time series design
- A method to assess changes over time with nonrandomized comparison groups.
- PEACE Domestic Violence Agency
- An organisation that aims to reduce victim trauma and promote recovery.
Questions this document helps with
- How does program evaluation improve healthcare programs?
- What data should be collected for process evaluation?
- What questions guide outcome evaluation for domestic violence programs?
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