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  • Program Evaluation
  • Community Health

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  • Community-based rehabilitation (CBR) programs are crucial for supporting individuals with disabilities in their communities.
  • Effective evaluation is essential to ensure the quality and impact of CBR programs.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose evidence-based practice guidelines for evaluating community-based rehabilitation (CBR) programs.
  • To enhance the rigor and effectiveness of CBR program assessments.

Main Methods:

  • A three-phase research process was employed, including a literature review, a field study of a South African CBR program, and a Delphi study with international experts.
  • Consensus was built among a diverse panel of CBR professionals to refine the evaluation guidelines.

Main Results:

  • Ten practice guidelines for CBR program evaluation were developed and summarized into a practice model.
  • Key features of sound evaluation include empowering participants, embracing diversity, and fostering collaborative use of findings.

Conclusions:

  • The developed guidelines offer practical support for making informed decisions in CBR program evaluation.
  • Effective CBR evaluations are participatory, empowering, inclusive, culturally sensitive, and utilize mixed methods.