Network Evaluation
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Sample chart for assessing organizational readiness
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A presentation by HRSA-ORHP's Sherilyn Pruitt and Eileen Holloran which discusses what a network is, how networks add value, and how networks can implement quality improvement
(2007 NCHN Annual Educational Conference, Sherilyn Pruitt and Eileen Holloran) |
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Presentation by WIPFLi: provides an overview of the network lifecycle and an evaluation tool for sustainability
(2005, WIPFLi) |
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This tool consists of 41 statements arranged in eight sections. Each section represents a key characteristic
associated with successful rural health networks. These include: Purpose; Government/Decision Making; Planning; Financing; Leadership/Management; Staffing; Communication; and Evaluation. Network leaders, board members, physicians, or other involved parties can use the tool to benchmark their current position or use it as a starting point for a discussion around the present or future direction of their network. (2000, National Rural Health Resource Center) |
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The objectives of this presentation are the following:
1.) Identify sources of existing grant outcome data and tie grant outcomes to network strategic plan goals; 2.) Translate grant outcome data into doable return on investment calculations relevant to the network’s local partners; 3.) Refine network outcome data presentations to meet the interests of various local audiences; 4.) Utilize network outcomes to build momentum and cohesiveness of the network. (Presentation by Lisa Ladendorff, Northeast Oregon Network, for the 2014 NCHN Annual Educational Conference) |
Evaluation RFPs
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Request for Proposals Sample: Program Evaluation (external site, pdf)
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This is the Appalachian Regional Commission's solicitation for program evaluation proposals. Sample background, scope, and deliverables.
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