An eye for evaluation
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Administration in Social Work
|February 5, 1984
Abstract:
A model is developed by which evaluation of social work services can study a cross-section of factors which affect the performance of that service. It demonstrates how the boundaries of an evaluation can be defined without developing a biased pattern of accountability.
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