R. Spoth et V. Molgaard, CONSUMER-FOCUSED DATA-COLLECTION IN PREVENTION PROGRAM-EVALUATION - RATIONALE AND ILLUSTRATIONS, Evaluation & the health professions, 16(3), 1993, pp. 278-294
This article presents a rationale for consumer-focused data collection
at multiple points in the process of prevention program evaluation. R
ecommended procedures include data collection on consumer responses to
various recruitment strategies and consumer preferences for specific
program delivery features. Following the general rationale for use of
these procedures, a summary description of their relationship with exi
sting approaches to program evaluation is presented Finally, illustrat
ions of consumer-focused data collection procedures applied during sev
eral phases of an ongoing program evaluation project provided