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A Step Beyond Basic Strategic Planning: Integration that Works!
Great Planning Gets Stakeholders Involved and Excited Old methods of strategic planning are static and boring. They don’t achieve results because they don’t fully engage your stakeholders, and use them as partners to build the plan. Strategic planning that goes … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity Building, Community Planning, Data, Effective Practices, Planning, Strategic Planning, Sustainability
Tagged building sustainability, business planning, planning, plans that work, strategic planning, sustainable organizations, vibrant sustainable communities, what works
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Why People Being Served Need to Be Included in Planning
People who are the focus of our plans, services, initiatives, funding, policies or other work should be at the table, as part of the diverse constituency helping to shape the plans. Why? Because it’s the right thing to do. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Capacity Building, Community Planning, Effective Practices, Government, Health Planning, Older Adults, Public Policy, Services for Older Adults, Sustainability
Tagged constituency involvement, effective planning, marginalization, models for effective planning, planning, stakeholder involvement
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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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