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Category Archives: Evaluation
How Does Your Data Treat its Neighbors?
Does your data live nicely with its neighbors? How does your data treat its neighbors? How is your data treated by them, and do they work well together? Or are they separated by big walls? Living in silos? Perhaps your … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity Building, Community Based Care, Community Planning, Data, Effective Practices, Evaluation, Evidence Based Practices, Funding, Health Planning, Public Policy, Sustainability
Tagged data, data integration, data systems, IT revolution, managing complex data
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Building an Age-Friendly Community
Age-friendly communities, as defined by the World Health Organization (WHO), are those that older adults find to be welcoming. These are communities and regions that are actively friendly toward, and supportive of, older adults. Age-Friendly Community Framework The World Health … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity Building, Community Based Care, Community Planning, Effective Practices, Evaluation, Evidence Based Practices, Older Adults, Public Policy, Services for Older Adults, Sustainability
Tagged age friendly communities, aging, community planning, Older Adults, seniors
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Why Data is Terrific and Makes a Great Case
I confess, I’m a data geek, and love seeing what technology and software have done for data. In short, they’ve made data (which geeks love) come alive in charts and graphs for the average practitioner (who doesn’t want to be burdened … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity Building, Community Planning, Data, Effective Practices, Evaluation, Evidence Based Practices, Health Planning, Medicaid, Services for Older Adults, Sustainability
Tagged data, data for case statements, evaluation, health services, living data, outcome evaluation, planning, services
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Evidence Based Practice Standards and Your Programs
They have been called “best practices,” “effective practices,” “promising practices,” and “evidence based practices” (EBPs). Whatever the “nom du jour,” the emphasis continues to focus on identifying what works and funding programs that demonstrate effective practices and strong outcomes. With … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity Building, Community Planning, Effective Practices, Evaluation, Evidence Based Practices, Health Planning, Older Adults, Services for Older Adults, Sustainability
Tagged effective practices, evidence based practices, model programs, programs and services, quality improvement
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