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How do you evaluate a project after it ends?

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Evaluating a project after it ends is an essential step for any healthcare manager who wants to learn from the experience, improve future performance, and communicate the results to stakeholders. However, many healthcare projects are complex, dynamic, and multidisciplinary, which makes them challenging to assess. How do you evaluate a project after it ends? Here are some tips to help you plan and conduct a successful project evaluation.

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1 Define the purpose and scope

Before you start evaluating a project, you need to define the purpose and scope of your evaluation. What are the main questions you want to answer? Who are the intended users and audiences of the evaluation? What are the criteria and indicators you will use to measure the project's success? How will you collect and analyze the data? How will you report and disseminate the findings? Defining the purpose and scope will help you focus your evaluation on the most relevant and useful aspects of the project.

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Mrs. Anica Henderson

Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program Manager
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Defining the desired objectives of a project will help focus the development of the content and ensure that the material is consistent with the objectives. Communicating the objectives to all members of the project will assist with clarity and collaboration when developing content. The collaborators can use various tools such as a survey to determine how the content was received by the audience once the project has been completed. Measuring and analyzing metrics can help determine the quality of the content delivered to the intended audience.

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2 Choose an appropriate method

When evaluating your project, you may use different methods depending on the purpose and scope. Formative evaluation looks at processes, activities, and outputs during implementation to identify and address any issues. Summative evaluation assesses outcomes, impacts, and sustainability after the project ends. Mixed-methods evaluation combines quantitative and qualitative data and analysis to provide a comprehensive view of the project and its context. All of these methods help you understand the project's success and potential for improvement.

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3 Involve stakeholders

Stakeholders are the people or groups who have an interest or stake in the project, such as beneficiaries, partners, funders, staff, or policymakers. Involving stakeholders in your evaluation can help to increase the credibility and validity of your evaluation by incorporating different perspectives and experiences. Furthermore, it can enhance the learning and ownership of your evaluation by engaging stakeholders in the design, data collection, analysis, and dissemination of the evaluation. Moreover, involving stakeholders in your evaluation can promote the use and uptake of your evaluation by ensuring that the findings and recommendations are relevant, useful, and actionable for stakeholders.

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4 Use a logic model

A logic model is a visual tool that can help to clarify and communicate the theory of change and assumptions behind your project. It also enables you to identify and measure the indicators and data sources for your evaluation. Furthermore, it can be used to organize and present evaluation findings and recommendations in a clear and coherent manner.

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Dr. Khandaker Farah Anjuman Ikra

MD (Doctor of Medicine), MSc Public Health
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Model should be Sustainable and like chain reaction. Involvements of the local community or staff in every project is a key to the sustainable project. When we educate a local community and staffs, they are going to continue it for further even if the project is finished. If the core value of a project spread through their mind and habit, they are going to continue as a chain reaction,so it will never going to stop benefiting people.

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5 Apply ethical principles

As a healthcare manager, it is important to conduct an evaluation in an ethical manner that respects the rights, dignity, and safety of those involved or affected by your project. Informed consent should be obtained from participants, while their privacy and confidentiality should be protected through appropriate data collection, storage, analysis, and reporting methods. Additionally, you should ensure that your evaluation does not harm or exploit the participants or communities in your project and that it provides some benefit or value to them. Evaluating a project after it ends can be a beneficial process for healthcare managers. Following these ethical principles will help you plan and conduct a project evaluation that helps you learn, improve, and communicate your project's results.

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6 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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Rachel Greenwood

Digital Workforce Lead
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One of the most important things to evaluate after a healthcare project ends is its overall impact on patient outcomes and the quality of care provided. Additionally, assessing the project's cost-effectiveness, stakeholder satisfaction, and whether the project met its stated goals and objectives.

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