PPT-Impact evaluation of public health strategies in low and middle-income settings
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Measuring implementation strength why and how Joanna Schellenberg Catherine Goodman Bilal Avan Calum Davey James Hargreaves Outline Context Problem Three
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Impact evaluation of public health strategies in low and middle-income settings: Transcript
Measuring implementation strength why and how Joanna Schellenberg Catherine Goodman Bilal Avan Calum Davey James Hargreaves Outline Context Problem Three published examples. of dimensions, . weights. , . cutoffs. . Evaluation of Human . Developpment. . policies. impact . Morocco’ s case . study. 1- The types of . surveys. :. For the impact . evaluation. of the . Moroccan. Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Indonesia, Mexico, Peru and South . Africa. Nora Lustig. . Desafios do Desenvolvimento Brasileiro. Seminário em homenagem a Albert Fishlow. IEPE/. CdG. Rio de Janeiro, Brasil. Webinars. Social . and Behavioral . Sciences. Lisa Ulmer, . S. cD. , . MSW. Professor, Department of Community Health & Prevention. Drexel University School of Public Health. Thursday 29 January . Hee Yon Sohng, MD. June 16. th. , 2015. Links between employment and health. Employment Conditions. Full employment. Job security. Paid leave (sick, maternity). Benefits (access to health care). Wellness programs. Middle . Class. Steven Pressman. Monmouth University and Colorado State University. pressman@monmouth.edu. 2. MOLLIE ORSHANSKY. B.A., Hunter College, 1935, in math & statistics; graduate. . work at American University in economics & statistics. usefully . support impact?. Paul Benneworth, . Center. for Higher Education Policy Studies (CHEPS), University of Twente, the Netherlands . With Reetta Muhonen, . TaSTI. , Tampere, Finland &. Julia Olmos Peñuela, University of Valencia, Valencia, Spain. Paul Gertler. UC Berkeley. Note: slides by Sebastian Martinez, Christel Vermeersch and Paul Gertler. The content of this presentation reflects the views of the authors and not necessarily those of the World Bank. This version: November 2009.. 24 February 2011. Workshop. . objectives. Our. . goals. . for. . this. . workshop. :. You. . know. . when. and . how. . an. . impact. . assessment. can . help. . you. . to. . evaluate. Hamira Sultan, Specialty Registrar (Public Health). Public Health Practitioner Course. 24.07.2012. Objectives. Have a sound understanding of the principles of evaluation. Be able to describe different types of evaluation methodology. Christine Murray, UNC Greensboro. Cindy . Fraga Rizo, . UNC Chapel Hill. Tonya VanDeinse, UNC Chapel Hill. Presentation Overview. Data & Evaluation Strategies of the Guilford County Family Justice Center – . Dose Matters: An Approach to Streng t h ening Community Health Strategies to Achieve Greater Impact Pamela Schwartz, Suzanne Rauzon , and Allen Cheadle August 2 6 , 2015 1 Dose Matters: An Appro John Lewis, MPA. Associate Director. California Health Benefits Review Program. Inputs. 2. Public Health Impacts. Health Outcomes. Morbidity & mortality. Functional status & quality of life. Disparities in Outcomes. Sherry L. Grace, PhD. Secretary/Treasurer, ICCPR. Full Professor, York University. Director of Research, Cardiac Rehab. University Health Network. Disclosure Statement of Financial Interest. I, Sherry Grace DO NOT have a financial interest/arrangement or affiliation with any healthcare related companies that could be perceived as a real or apparent conflict of interest in the context of the subject of this presentation.. a higher severity of depressive episodes . in low- and middle- income countries . than in high-income countries:. Low-income: 95.5%. Middle-income: 77.4%. High-income: 68.5%. Bipolar disorder – History, definitions, diagnosis, epidemiology, and burden.
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