TB Program Evaluation Handbook

TB Program Evaluation Handbook

Publication Date: 2006
Country of Origin: United States
Format: Report
Language: English

Abstract

This report is a TB program evaluation, which is designed to complement the general CDC Introduction to Program Evaluation for Public Health Programs manual. It contains background information, goals and objectives of a TB program, and reasons for evaluating TB prevention and control programs and explains why the CDC evaluation framework should be used. It lists the characteristics of a good evaluation team, as well as the six steps involved in making an evaluation: (1) engage stakeholders, (2) describe the program, (3) focus the evaluation design, (4) gather credible evidence, (5) justify conclusions, (6) ensure use and share lessons learned.

Publisher:

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,National Center for HIV STD and TB Prevention,Division of Tuberculosis Elimination

Audience(s):

Physicians

Topic:

Program Evaluation, TB Prevention

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