Framing the evaluation of health and human service programs in community settings: Assessing progress
New Directions for EvaluationPublished 1 September 1999
Abraham Wandersman
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A framework for the evaluation of health and human service programs in community settings is proposed and used to critique how well the chapters in this volume advance community‐based program evaluation.
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Abstract A framework for the evaluation of health and human service programs in community settings is proposed and used to critique how well the chapters in this volume advance community‐based program evaluation.
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