Outcome Monitoring for Global Health Programs

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Author(s): Barden-O’Fallon J, Mandal M

Year: 2014

Outcome Monitoring for Global Health Programs

Abstract:

Outcome monitoring is the periodic measurement of the knowledge, behaviors, or practices that a program or intervention intends to change. While many global health programs are engaged in the practice of outcome monitoring, there are few available resources on the practice of outcome monitoring itself. This paper helps fill the gap by providing a general resource on the practice of outcome monitoring. Additionally, useful references and links to resources specific to different aspects of outcome monitoring are included.

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Outcome Monitoring for Global Health Programs

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