Logic Model
The written statement that describes the rationale behind a program design. This statement details how we believe our inputs into a program will become the impact we expect to see resulting from our efforts
Theory of Change
These variables are held constant in a research study because they may influence the outcomes
Control
These types of questions allow respondents to provide more detailed answers and extrapolate their thinking by writing their own responses
Open-ended Questions
This type of evaluation is used during the development or implementation of a program, intervention, or policy to improve overall implementation of the program, intervention, or policy
Process Evaluation
This is the final step in the evaluation framework process where insights are shared, and next steps are planned
Disseminate Learning & Plan for Action
The final component of a logic model, “Inputs/Resources, Activities, Outputs, and _____”
Outcomes
This is the measure of how much a set of numbers deviates from the mean
Standard Deviation
This type of qualitative coding starts with a predefined set of codes, then assigns these codes to the qualitative data
Deductive coding
This type of evaluation is used to measure the impacts or observable changes produced by an intervention
Impact Evaluation
Deloitte recognizes that cultural perspective, including race/ethnicity, socioeconomic status, gender identification, and health literacy influences all parts of this cycle
Evaluation Life Cycle
This component of a logic model is the direct/immediate product of program activities
Output
This type of test compares the average of two groups of data to assess whether they are statistically different
T-test
This type of qualitative coding starts with specific observations and data, then develops theories or generalizations based on those findings
Grounded theory
This type of evaluation is used to identify, measure value, and compare interventions based on cost and outcomes and supports decision-making, particularly when resources are limited
Economic Evaluation
This step is the fourth step in the evaluation framework process involves interpreting the data and determining the significance of the findings
Analyze Data and Articulate Findings