Grounded Theory: A Simple Guide to Understanding Its Use in Program Evaluation
Grounded theory is a powerful tool used in various fields, especially in program evaluation. But what exactly is it? In simple terms, grounded theory is a method of research that… Read More
The Cost of Funding: Analyzing the Burden of Proposal Writing in Energy Research
In his article, “Can’t We Do Better? A cost-benefit analysis of proposal writing in a competitive funding environment,” Gerald Schweiger delves into the world of third-party funding in Austria’s energy… Read More
Thematic Analysis of Qualitative Data: Enhancing Evaluation Practices
Thematic analysis is a popular method in qualitative research, focusing on identifying data patterns or themes. This approach is particularly useful in diverse fields such as psychology, sociology, and market… Read More
Fostering Unity: Police and Communities Collaborate for Positive Change
Discover how Dawn Chorus Group and Serve & Connect use organizational readiness to bring about positive change in communities.
Boost Your Organization with Ongoing Readiness Development
Boost your organization’s resilience with continuous readiness development and discover effective strategies for sustainable success. Our latest blog explains how to maintain your organization’s readiness to remain prepared and adaptable for any situation.
Everyday Implementation
Just a mini-post to say that there’s going to be some very exciting news soon about the 2024 Global Implementation Conference. So watch this space!
Rethinking Evaluation Practice in Public Health 3.0: The Role of Implementation Science
Public health is in a dynamic transformation, with the advancement of Public Health 3.0 reshaping how health strategies are developed and implemented. A pivotal aspect of this transformation, highlighted in… Read More
The Power of Data in Public Health: A Dive into “Data for Equity”
Public health relies heavily on data, the science and art of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting health. But what happens when this data, crucial for making informed decisions, is… Read More
Navigating the Challenges of Affordable Housing: Insights from “Affordable Housing and NIMBYism”
Affordable housing is a critical issue in urban, suburban, and rural communities. The article “Affordable Housing and NIMBYism: Urban, Suburban and Rural Strategies” offers a comprehensive look into the challenges… Read More
Understanding RE-AIM: A Guide to Effective Health InterventionsIn the world of health promotion and disease management, the Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance (RE-AIM) framework has emerged as a pivotal tool for evaluating and planning health interventions…. Read More
A Deep Dive into the 2009’s”A theory of organizational readiness for change”
Change is a constant in any organization, but how do organizations effectively adapt to it? This is the question addressed in the 2009 article A theory of organizational readiness for… Read More
Adapting to Change: The Future of Public Health Evaluation
In the dynamic world of public health, staying one step ahead is crucial. The article “On-the-Go Adaptation of Implementation Approaches and Strategies in Health: Emerging Perspectives and Research Opportunities” (Annual… Read More
