PPT-Low Demand Program Evidence Base and Evaluation

Low Demand Program Evidence Base and Evaluation 1 M Scott Young PhD Research Assistant Professor University of South Florida Paul Smits LCSW Senior Policy Analyst University of South Florida Outline. Diana Epstein, Ph.D, CNCS Office of Research and Evaluation. Learning objectives. By the end of this presentation, you will be able to:. Understand why budgeting for evaluation is a strategic investment. This Webinar series is sponsored by EPA and CDC.. “. Gathering Data, . Developing Conclusions, and . Putting Your Findings to Use.”. Presented November 20, 2008. Gathering Data, Developing Conclusions, and Putting Your Findings to Use. Sanjeev Sridharan. 2. Impact Evaluation. Four Stories. Thinking of complexity. Looking forward. Incorporating diversity. One definition of impact evaluation: The search for ‘hard evidence’. Unlike general evaluations, which can answer many types of questions. Sid Patel. Stanford Sustainable Systems . Lab. sidpatel@stanford.edu. Sam Borgeson. Convergence Data Analytics. sam@convergenceda.com. Problem statement. The grid has evolved without the benefit of a detailed understanding of . 1. Learning objectives. By the end of this presentation, you will be able to:. Understand why budgeting for evaluation is a strategic investment. Recognize how evaluation costs vary by type of evaluation. Vivian Wilson-Hwang, PhD. Karen . Sokolowski. , PhD. University at Albany. Tuesday, March 6, 2018. Convention Center, ROOM# 118A. Program evolution. Goals/objectives of our current program. Closer look at program content. 1. Learning objectives. By the end of this presentation, you will be able to:. Understand why budgeting for evaluation is a strategic investment. Recognize how evaluation costs vary by type of evaluation. This Webinar series is sponsored by EPA and CDC.. “. Gathering Data, . Developing Conclusions, and . Putting Your Findings to Use.”. Presented November 20, 2008. Gathering Data, Developing Conclusions, and Putting Your Findings to Use. Program Evaluation Webinar Series Part 1: “Top Roadblocks on the Path to Good Evaluation– And How to Avoid Them” Presented by: Tom Chapel Top Roadblocks on the Path to Good Evaluation– And How to Avoid Them Meeting. Topics. CNCS’s philosophy and approach to evaluation capacity . building. The current state of the field in terms of evaluation capacity and . evidence. How to leverage existing CNCS resources and lessons learned from past technical assistance efforts. Meeting. Topics. CNCS’s philosophy and approach to evaluation capacity . building. The current state of the field in terms of evaluation capacity and . evidence. How to leverage existing CNCS resources and lessons learned from past technical assistance efforts. SPPC-II. Toolkit. JHU & AHRQ for . AIM. AHRQ Pub. No. 23-0046. July 2023. Overview. Background information for the SPPC-II/Demonstration Project. Key program evaluation concepts. SPPC-II/Demonstration Project evaluation approach. Developing a Long-Term Research Agenda. 2023 |. 1. By the end of this presentation, you will be able to:. Recognize the importance of building a long-term research agenda. Identify the various stages in building evidence of a program’s effectiveness. Part I:Real World Evaluation Approaches . May 16, 2012 . YALE-GRIFFIN PREVENTION RESEARCH CENTER. David L. Katz, MD, MPH. Valentine Yanchou Njike, MD, MPH. Jesse Reynolds, MS. Engage stakeholders . Describe the program .