Pulling from the Public Health 3.0 model, evaluation is strengthened, addressing the challenges of the emerging conversations and partnerships that external evaluators are stepping ...
Slides and handout from AEA 2019 presentation. Twenty-eight years after Shadish, Cook, and Leviton (1991) asked “What do we mean by theory?” the question remains unanswered, leading ...
Slides and handout from AEA 2019 presentation "Tackling Wicked Problems in the Field of Evaluation: Whose Ontology? Whose Epistemology? How can we challenge our frameworks and ...
Performance management within government is at a crossroads. The advent of big data, and advances in technological and analytical tools have provided opportunities to measure and track ...
This paper describes a view of the Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) data and evidence improvement efforts and actions in support of high-quality, ongoing and dynamic data and evidence ...
The National Academy of Sciences’ (“NAS”) LabX public engagement program is looking for an individual or firm to serve as the evaluator for two separate yet interconnected projects ...
Innovation is often referred to as something tangible, a new technology or program design that we can put our hands on or new concept that we can begin to define. But these things result ...
These are the PowerPoint slides from the Communities of Practice: Building the Capacity of New Evaluators presentation at Eval19. Abstract: Much of the current evaluation training ...
Managing data and programmatic information in a way that fosters continuous learning in an organization is no easy feat. Often, evaluators spend their time carefully designing evaluation ...
Researching how health professionals process and cope with the distressing events they often witness in the clinical setting can help those around them understand how to best support ...