Evaluating Your Health Promotion Program for the Return on Allocated Resources (ROAR) Factor

Evaluating Your Own Program

form of requirements that new programs be evalu ated. Teachers and others who have ideas and wish to try out new approaches in education, therefore, must be prepared to respond to sometimes hostile questions about a special program both at the plan ning stage and after an initial trial period. Those questions are usually a variation on, "Does it work?" The innovator could, of course, respond, "...

A framework for evaluating health promotion programs.

Evaluation of health promotion interventions is essential in order to collect evidence about the efficacy of a program, identify ways to improve practice, justify the use of resources, and identify unexpected outcomes. This paper clarifies the role of evaluation as a crucial component of health promotion interventions. Moreover, it summarises the key elements of the most widely used planning/ev...

Return on Software: Maximizing the Return on Your Software Investment

The Human Resources for Health Program in Rwanda: A Response to Recent Commentaries

Effect of Flourishing Promotion Program on Social Health in the Elderly

Background: Social health is considered of utmost importance as a social necessity. Thus, the Flourishing Promotion Program (FPP) can be effective in promoting social health. Aim: To determine the effect of the FPP on social health in the elderly. Method: A randomized controlled clinical trial of 60 elderly individuals residing in Toos Nursing Home and Salamati Nursing Home, Mashhad, Iran, was ...