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Health Care Management Review, 1981
Formal program evaluation is an important resource for health care decision making. It is necessary in situations where traditional organizational evaluative capabilities an no longer meet the requirements of the job at hand.
M E, Michnich +2 more
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Formal program evaluation is an important resource for health care decision making. It is necessary in situations where traditional organizational evaluative capabilities an no longer meet the requirements of the job at hand.
M E, Michnich +2 more
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Symbolic Evaluation and the Analysis of Programs
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 1979Symbolic evaluation is a form of static program analysis in which symbolic expressions are used to denote the values of program variables and computations. It does not require the user to specify which path at a conditional branch to follow nor how many cycles of a loop to consider.
Thomas E. Cheatham Jr. +2 more
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Program Evaluations and Parenting Programs
2013The quality of evaluations for programs that help expectant mothers and fathers make a successful transition to parenthood has improved substantially over time. Meta-analyses of numerous programs are now available in the literature. In general, program effects are small to moderate in magnitude, although some “just right” programs have had moderate to ...
Roudi Nazarinia Roy +2 more
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Manager and evaluator views of program evaluation
Journal of Community Psychology, 1983This article presents the results of a 1979 national survey of federally funded community mental health centers (CMHCs). The directors and chief program evaluators of 323 CMHCs returned questionnaires which allow comparisons of the opinions of the center managers and their evaluators regarding accountability and evaluation and the level and knowledge ...
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Program Evaluation and Program Management
Public Administration Review, 1981Ideally, there should be some useful relationship between Those processes go well beyond the individual who may the process of managing a program and the process of be identified as the program manager. To be realistic, the evaluating it. We rarely find that ideal in the real world.
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Evaluation of a Nutrition Program
Journal of the American Dietetic Association, 1955openaire +2 more sources

