However, at the next stage, evaluating effectiveness, the emphasis of process evaluation shifts towards providing greater confidence in conclusions about effectiveness by assessing the quantity and quality of what was delivered, and assessing the generalisability of its effectiveness by understanding the role of context.
If directly relevant qualitative data are already available (for example, from an earlier feasibility study), evaluators may choose not to collect extensive qualitative process data while evaluating effectiveness.
Ongoing candid assessments of director, board, and committee performance are a necessary tool in evaluating effectiveness and determining areas for improvement.
Strong leadership that delivers results is the goal of every organisation – and to develop the next generation of leaders, some companies, such as PepsiCo, have focused on evaluating effectiveness.
L. 95 599, § 207(a), inserted "including, but not limited to, such programs for identifying accident causes, adopting measures to reduce accidents, and evaluating effectiveness of such measures" after "one or more States".
International patient registry, one form of observational study, is designed for evaluating effectiveness and safety of acupuncture in real-world clinical settings.
We conclude that evaluating effectiveness is crucial for enhancing the impact of conservation measures at tackling the massive biodiversity crisis worldwide.
We used the RISE (Resilience In Stressful Events) peer support program at the Johns Hopkins Hospital as a case study for evaluating effectiveness, and identifying barriers to addressing the needs of second victims.
Understanding the nature of soil infiltration properties is important for a number of applications, including planning efficient irrigation and erosion control practices, evaluating effectiveness of linings for sanitary landfills and waste lagoons, and landscape design and management.
