Evaluation

2022 - 10 - 25

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Evaluating System-level change and impact: Findings from the ... (ReliefWeb)

Evaluation and Lessons Learned in English on Ecuador about Health, Protection and Human Rights and Epidemic; published on 24 Oct 2022 by CARE.

Men and women enjoy more equitable relationships. • Social movements and CSOs were strengthened and had greater impact, which was key to supporting successful systems strengthening and policy advocacy on the rights of refugees and migrants. • Protection and health systems were significantly strengthened for vulnerable migrants, refugees and host communities, improving their access to comprehensive SRH care and case management services.

Making better use of natural experimental evaluation in population ... (The BMJ)

Peter Craig, professor1, · Mhairi Campbell, research associate1, · Adrian Bauman, professor emeritus2, · Manuela Deidda, research fellow3, · Ruth Dundas, professor1 ...

A good example is the use of synthetic control methods … Although randomised controlled trials are often viewed as the best source of evidence because they have less risk of bias, reliance on them as the only source of credible evidence has begun to shift for several reasons. Natural experiments have long been used as opportunities to evaluate the health impacts of policies, programmes, and other interventions.

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