A participatory framework connecting community assessment to evidence-based intervention evaluation
Now in its third edition, Evaluating Public and Community Health Programs: Assessment for Evidence Based Interventions provides a systematic, theory-driven approach to program evaluation that places stakeholders at the center of the evaluation process. The text connects community assessment with program implementation while addressing the gap between evaluating evidence-based practices and assessing for them in community health settings.
This updated edition delivers expanded coverage of evidence-based practice evaluation, updated perspectives on community and needs assessment, and strengthened focus on community engagement throughout the research process. The participatory model framework guides readers through practical evaluation strategies that involve all program stakeholders rather than relying solely on evaluation experts. Readers will also find:
Ideal for students, faculty, researchers, and professionals in public health, community health, community health nursing, preventive medicine, health social work, and public policy, this text provides the essential framework for conducting meaningful program evaluations that engage communities and advance evidence-based practice.
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MURIEL J. HARRIS, PhD, MPH, is an Adjunct Professor and former Director of the PhD Program in the School of Public Health and Information Sciences at the University of ?Louisville, where she led graduate training in public health evaluation methodologies and ?evidence-based practice.
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