Question

• What data tools and types of comparisons are important for a health program evaluation on the CDC’s REACH program?
• What types of audiences do you have in your stakeholder community? How will you tailor the presentation of findings to meet their needs?
• If you were meeting with community stakeholders, what would you prepare and how would you communicate the information so that conclusions are fully understandable to stakeholders?

Answer 1

CDC's Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health(REACH) program improves health disparities which affect racial and ethnic groups. Data tools focus on community -driven, evidence-based, cultural-based interventions among the broad range of health conditions... sociodemographic tools include age, sex, race, marital status, employment, education, and income...type of comparison influences with intervention scope and health conditions.
type of audience included in stakeholder community with partnerships members from a different organization, board members, community members, sponsors, funding officials, managers, staff, and administrators. Evaluation program with the partnership of stakeholders involvement for designing and conducting the evaluation...To develop a process to share power and resolve conflicts... the development process includes planning, implementation, and outcomes. Resources include in that implementation with time, equipment, information, money to assess the benefit ratio as a part of the evaluation and help under the program context...
Program elements with a logic model focus on program work. this logic model displayed in flow-chart and map with steps make the results and allow the stakeholder to improve their understanding, effectiveness of the program...Existing program description can be understood by a discussion with stakeholders...daily process can be understood with direct observation contextual factors can be eliminated with staff turnover, inadequate resources, political participation which may affect program performance.