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1. Question: Does your program
meet any of the following criteria?
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It is just being planned and
you want to determine how best to operate.
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It has some problems you do
not know how to solve.
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It has just been modified
and you want to know whether the modifications
work.
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It has just been adapted for
a new setting, population, problem, or behavior.
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Yes. Click
here to skip to the Formative Evaluation section
for more.
No.
If none of these criteria are met, go to the next
question.
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2. Question: Your program is now
in operation. Do you have information on who is
being served, who is not being served, and how much
service you are providing?
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Yes. Go to the next question.
No.
Click here to
skip to the Process Evaluation section for more.
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3. Question: Your program has completed
at least one encounter with one member or one group
in the target population (e.g., completed one training
class). Have you measured the results of the completed
encounter(s)?
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Yes. Go to the next question.
No.
Click here to
skip to Outcome Evaluation for more. If you believe
you have had enough encounters to allow you to measure
your success in meeting your overall program goals,
read the next question.
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4. Question: Is your program ongoing?
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Yes. Continue to question 5.
No.
Skip to question 6.
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5. Question: Has sufficient time
passed and have you had contact with a sufficient
number of people to allow you to measure how well
the program has done in meeting its ultimate goal
of tobacco behavior/morbidity/mortality?
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Yes. Continue to question 7.
No.
Continue to collect data.
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6. Question: If your program is
a one-time program, is it complete?
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Yes. Go to question 7.
No.
Continue to collect data until the program is complete,
then proceed to question 7.
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7. Question: Have you measured how
well the program has done in meeting its ultimate
goal?
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Yes. Congratulations! You are on
track to a solid evaluation.
No.
Go to Long-Term
Outcome Evaluation.
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