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Evaluation of PHO’s KT Project Mel Brockman June 17, 2014
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Overview CIHR supplement grant obtained. Time period: June 2012 to June 2013. External evaluation arranged in late 2013.
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Project Overview Two target audiences: Community/general public. Decision-makers. Goals: Promote awareness. Encourage action. Integrated knowledge translation (iKT) approach
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Key Activities
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Purpose of Evaluation Assess whether… awareness was generated; action was prompted; and iKT was achieved. Improvement-focused.
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Type of Evaluation Process Project operations and implementation. Outcome Short-term (learning-based). Intermediate (action-based).
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Methodology Records review. Key informant interviews (N = 17). Online surveys: Summit participants (N = 20). PHO network (N = 7).
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Key Findings – Positives Della video a big hit. Summit was a success despite not arriving at a national agenda. Public opinion survey a valuable KT research activity. Partners happy to see the Region getting involved.
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Key Findings – Areas for Improvement Planned activities with school community. Some groups not effectively engaged. Process-tracing issues. iKT not really achieved.
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Recommendations Create a comprehensive conceptual table at the outset; preferably, prior to submitting the grant application. KT activity RationaleAimTarget audience(s) Target sub- group(s) Goal(s) activity will contribute to
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Recommendations Provide potential partners with enough information to make an informed decision about whether they are willing and able, time- and resource-wise, to sign on to the grant.
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Recommendations Involve committed partners and other stakeholders in the conceptualization of the project; preferably, prior to submitting the grant application.
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Recommendations Collaboratively create a “game plan” and clearly articulate project team members’ roles and responsibilities at the outset.
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Recommendations Establish process-tracing procedures at the outset.
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Recommendations Continue to strive toward better internal communication and coordination.
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Recommendations Be more specific in the identification of target audiences and target sub-groups within them.
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Recommendations Focus on the quality of the activities, not the quantity.
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Recommendations As a team, develop a project plan that is proportionate to the time and resources that will be available across all team members.
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Recommendations Continue to explore creative communication and dissemination strategies to engage the general public in order to go beyond “preaching to the choir.”
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Recommendations Give people specific options for actions they can take to make a difference.
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Recommendations Invest the most time and resources in activities aimed at increasing health equity locally and provincially.
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Recommendations Articulate the desired actions that will be prompted by the KT activities.
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Recommendations Identify at the outset what will be measured for evaluation purposes and design measures accordingly.
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Recommendations Strive to achieve higher response rates with data collection activities.
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ActivityLevel of Fit Della videoHigh Computer game for youthHigh School presentations and student forumsHigh Interactive social media tools (e.g., CVC)High Health Equity SummitHigh Mobilize! forumHigh Dissemination of SHS reportMedium Conference presentations, journal publicationsMedium Replication/public opinion surveyLow Follow-up questionnaire with those who received SHS reportLow
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