Feeding back evaluation results to stakeholder participants
Feeding back evaluation results to stakeholder participants
In its simplest terms, feedback is defined as the information about the result of an experiment or the modification of a process by its result. Thus, it might be said that evaluation is feedback. This chapter looks at the importance of disseminating research and evaluation results back to all participants in a project and focuses on the benefits of feedback to stakeholder participants from an ethical viewpoint, and to promote more effective implementation. It analyses the motivational effects of evaluation data being fed back to project implementers illustrated through a case study of feedback to antenatal care providers in Malawi.
Keywords: health promotion evaluation, programme evaluation, feedback, health programme implementation, Malawi
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