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Why a Logic Model is Key for Effective Program Evaluation
Learn what logic models are, why they are essential for effective program evaluation, and how they enable you to identify specific areas of improvement for your programs.
Are your programs working? As healthcare organizations tighten their belts, budgets for population health and quality improvement programs are coming under scrutiny. Executive leaders want solid
evidence of cost‐effectiveness to justify maintaining and expanding these programs. However, Program evaluation is complex, and if performed poorly, it can lead you down the wrong path. To ensure that your program and its evaluation are on target, you need to develop a logic model.
Read the paper to learn:
- What logic models are and why they are a key part of the CDC’s framework for program evaluation
- How to create a logic model for your program
- How to use a logic model to set your program evaluation up for success
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