This chapter explores some of the strategies that can be utilised to assess the effectiveness of community-based public health projects. It examines some of the reasons why it is important to measure the effectiveness of community action for health. It then considers the values underpinning evaluations of community action for health. The third section looks at the forms that such evaluations can take, the methods and methodolgy employed in making them, and the use made of different forms of evidence. Finally it moves away from the more general ideas around evaluating community-based projects to focus on a somewhat different kind of evaluation: that of Health Impact Assessment (HIA)
This paper describes a participative project, which sought to build capacity for evaluation across ...
Community-based health promotion often emphasizes elements of empowerment, participation, multidisci...
This section includes shorter (e.g., 10–15 double-spaced manuscript pages or less) papers describing...
There has been growing recognition that health promo-tion programs which target whole communities ar...
Community participation and leadership is a central tenet of public health policy and practice. Comm...
Currently, the engagement of local communities in Health Impact Assessment is becoming more and more...
Currently, the engagement of local communities in Health Impact Assessment is becoming more and more...
Abstract Background Evaluation of the potential effectiveness of a programme’s objectives (health or...
This report provides a unique perspective on the idea of measuring community engagement, explores th...
This paper aims to inform the development and evaluation of small-scale community-based initiatives ...
Evaluation research is concerned with assessing the merit of health projects and programs and produc...
A growing number of countries are beginning to move from acknowledging the existence of health inequ...
This research examines the experiences of project workers in one Scottish Health Board area in evalu...
Engagement with local residents is increasingly being used as a source of evidence for making health...
This research addresses the needs for creating realistic health care assessment methodologies. The i...
This paper describes a participative project, which sought to build capacity for evaluation across ...
Community-based health promotion often emphasizes elements of empowerment, participation, multidisci...
This section includes shorter (e.g., 10–15 double-spaced manuscript pages or less) papers describing...
There has been growing recognition that health promo-tion programs which target whole communities ar...
Community participation and leadership is a central tenet of public health policy and practice. Comm...
Currently, the engagement of local communities in Health Impact Assessment is becoming more and more...
Currently, the engagement of local communities in Health Impact Assessment is becoming more and more...
Abstract Background Evaluation of the potential effectiveness of a programme’s objectives (health or...
This report provides a unique perspective on the idea of measuring community engagement, explores th...
This paper aims to inform the development and evaluation of small-scale community-based initiatives ...
Evaluation research is concerned with assessing the merit of health projects and programs and produc...
A growing number of countries are beginning to move from acknowledging the existence of health inequ...
This research examines the experiences of project workers in one Scottish Health Board area in evalu...
Engagement with local residents is increasingly being used as a source of evidence for making health...
This research addresses the needs for creating realistic health care assessment methodologies. The i...
This paper describes a participative project, which sought to build capacity for evaluation across ...
Community-based health promotion often emphasizes elements of empowerment, participation, multidisci...
This section includes shorter (e.g., 10–15 double-spaced manuscript pages or less) papers describing...