Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10512673 | Journal of Adolescent Health | 2005 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
The data collection/analysis activities within the Partnership were viewed by the grantees as being both supportive of project efforts, but also challenging. On the positive side, the presence of community-based evaluators helped the grantees to profile community needs, identify program interventions, provide participant feedback, and track community mobilization efforts. Collection of the cross-site indicator data was difficult for many of the grantees and not always connected to locally determined objectives. The value of these activities can be enhanced in the future if greater attention is given to creating more clearly defined goals at the demonstration project level and to providing guidance on scientifically valid data collection and analysis techniques to maximize the usefulness of local efforts.
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Authors
Kaia Ph.D., Amie M.Ed., Darlene Dr.P.H., Lorraine V. Dr.P.H.,