Participants learn the basics of four common, alternative strategies for modeling, evaluating, managing, and systematically improving key relationships between resources consumed and outcomes produced in health and human service: cost analysis, cost-effectiveness analysis, cost-benefit analysis, and cost-utility analysis
AEA 2011 Starting Cost-Inclusive Evaluation.pdf
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#CostsEffectivenessBenefitsandEconomics #cost-benefit #metaevaluation #cost-inclusive #2010Conference #of #Analysis
AEA slide show 11-11.pdf
Session: 1103 AEA 2015 in Chicago, IL "… You will finish this workshop knowing what "cost studies" all too often are, and what cost-inclusive evaluation can and should be. You will see how evaluations that include resources used the program, plus resources generated by the program, can help programs flourish. In addition, you will understand the basic tools for conducting and using several forms of cost-inclusive evaluation in your program and in your decisions" #costinclusiveevaluation #cost-effectiveness #cost-benefit
AEA 2015 presentation.pdf
slides for my presentation at AEA 2013. - Brian Yates #costcostbenefitcosteffectivenessTreasurer #2013Conference #CostsEffectivenessBenefitsandEconomics
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Materials for our 3-hour workshop on using cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit analysis in evaluation. #TeachingofEvaluation #cost-inclusive #2009Conference #HumanServicesEvaluation #CostsEffectivenessBenefitsandEconomics #HowTo #evaluation
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"Value" can be understood as referring not only to what the outcomes of a good or service are likely to be, but also to how those outcomes compare to what we anticipate sacrificing to achieve those outcomes. This form of evaluation compares the worth of outcomes to the worth of resources expended to produce those outcomes. Alternative means of assessing the worth of both outcomes achieved and resources consumed are described in the first part of this presentation, using a few specific evaluations of human services. The second portion of this presentation uses an additional example to illustrate an evaluation framework that includes the activities in which program participants engage, and the changes that occur in participants, as well as resources used and outcomes produced
Valuing and Cost-Inclusive Evaluation.pdf
Sessions Description: Economic evaluation refers to applied analytic methods used to identify, measure, value, and compare the costs and consequences of programs and interventions
AEA_2010_Corso-1.pdf
Slides and handout from 2015 AEA presentation #highereducation #CostsEffectivenessBenefitsandEconomics #2015Conference #cost
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This was presented at Evaluation 2009 in Orlando. The goal of the demonstration was to prove evaluators with an overview of the factors that must be considered when designing a cost-analysis. Cost analysis is much more complex than most evaluators recognize. This session was design to let evaluators know what they don't kno
Cost Analysis 101.ppt
Edward Broughton will explain the basic types of cost-effectiveness analysis and share the mathematical model that underlies robust economic evaluations that are crucial to decision makers
Pres_2011May261.pdf