Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6793389 | Evaluation and Program Planning | 2015 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
Complex community oriented health care prevention and intervention partnerships fail or only partially succeed at alarming rates. In light of the current rapid expansion of critically needed programs targeted at health disparities in minority populations, we have designed and are testing an “logic model plus” evaluation model that combines classic logic model and query based evaluation designs (CDC, NIH, Kellogg Foundation) with advances in community engaged designs derived from industry-university partnership models. These approaches support the application of a “near real time” feedback system (diagnosis and intervention) based on organizational theory, social network theory, and logic model metrics directed at partnership dynamics, combined with logic model metrics.
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Authors
Robert T. Trotter II, Kelly Laurila, David Alberts, Laura F. Huenneke,