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Michael C Fagen1, Ehren Reed, Jackie Williams Kaye
1Community Health Sciences, in the School of Public Health at the University of Illinois, Chicago, IL 60608-1260, USA. mfagen1@uic.edu
Abstract:
Advocacy and policy change have become increasingly important strategies in health promotion efforts. As a result, advocacy evaluation is emerging as a necessary competency for health promotion practitioners. This article introduces the growing field of advocacy evaluation by describing its typical features, which include using prospective evaluation designs, emphasizing real-time data collection and use, monitoring and responding to changing environmental conditions, and assessing both individual and organizational capacity building. A number of freely available resources for learning more about advocacy evaluation's key concepts and methods are highlighted.
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