Evaluation and Program Planning
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Volume 26, issue 4, 2003
- Theory-driven evaluation in action: lessons from a $20 million statewide Work and Health Initiative pp. 355-366

- Stewart I. Donaldson and Laura E. Gooler
- Portfolio assessment in a collaborative program evaluation: the reliability and validity of a family literacy portfolio pp. 367-377

- Robert L. Johnson, Steve Fisher, Marjorie J. Willeke and Fred McDaniel
- Transitions through homelessness and factors that predict them: residential outcomes in the Chicago Target Cities treatment sample pp. 379-392

- Robert G. Orwin, Chris K. Scott and Carlos R. Arieira
- Treatment outcomes among adolescents with substance abuse problems: the relationship between comorbidities and post-treatment substance involvement pp. 393-402

- Patricia A. Shane, Paul Jasiukaitis and Rex S. Green
- Pathways to recovery after substance abuse treatment: leaving a life of crime behind pp. 403-412

- Christy K. Scott, Mark A. Foss, Arthur J. Lurigio and Michael L. Dennis
- Publishing systematic, pragmatic case studies in program evaluation: rationale and introduction to the special issue pp. 421-428

- Daniel B. Fishman and William D. Neigher
- Evaluating the impact of an electronic business system in a complex organizational setting: the case of Central Contractor Registration pp. 429-440

- Jonathan A. Morell
- The process is the plan: defining strategic community futures pp. 441-457

- William D. Neigher
- Changing stakeholder needs and changing evaluator roles: the Central Valley Partnership of the James Irvine foundation pp. 459-469

- Martha Campbell, Michael Quinn Patton and Patricia Patrizi
Volume 26, issue 3, 2003
- Measuring outcomes and managing for results pp. 229-235

- Robert L. Schalock and Gordon S. Bonham
- They look good but don't work: a case study of global performance indicators in crime prevention pp. 237-248

- Julie van den Eynde, Arthur Veno and Alison Hart
- Instrument for evaluating dimensions of group dynamics within community-based participatory research partnerships pp. 249-262

- Amy J. Schulz, Barbara A. Israel and Paula Lantz
- A process evaluation of a parenting group for parents with intellectual disabilities pp. 263-274

- Laura C. Heinz and Peter R. Grant
- Effect of data collection mode on self-reported sexual and drug using behaviors for persons with severe mental illness pp. 275-282

- W. Dean Klinkenberg, Robert J. Calsyn, Gary A. Morse, Suzanne McCudden, Tracey Richmond, Gary K. Burger and Pamela Petri
- Longitudinal evaluations of substance abuse treatment: introduction to special issue pp. 285-286

- Michael L. Dennis, Christy K. Scott and Mark A. Foss
- Factors influencing initial and longer-term responses to substance abuse treatment: a path analysis pp. 287-295

- Christy K. Scott, Mark A. Foss and Michael L. Dennis
- Gender differences in drug treatment outcomes among participants in the Chicago Target Cities Study pp. 297-310

- Christine E. Grella, Christy K. Scott, Mark A. Foss, Vandana Joshi and Yih-Ing Hser
- The longitudinal relationship between self-help group attendance and course of recovery pp. 311-323

- Wendy Kissin, Caroline McLeod and James McKay
- Investigating variation in the costs and benefits of addiction treatment: econometric analysis of the Chicago Target Cities Project pp. 325-338

- Helena J. Salome, Michael French, Chris Scott, Mark Foss and Michael Dennis
- An experimental evaluation of recovery management checkups (RMC) for people with chronic substance use disorders pp. 339-352

- Michael Dennis, Christy K. Scott and Rod Funk
- Addiction as a chronic illness--putting the concept into action pp. 353-354

- Wilson M. Compton, Meyer Glantz and Peter Delany
Volume 26, issue 2, 2003
- The conflict between random assignment and treatment preference: implications for internal validity pp. 109-121

- Patrick W. Corrigan and Mark S. Salzer
- Examining drug treatment program entry of injection drug users: human capital and institutional disaffiliation pp. 123-132

- Lena M. Lundgren, Robert F. Schilling, Faith Ferguson, Karen Davis and Maryann Amodeo
- Building evaluation capacity for HIV prevention programs pp. 133-142

- Aisha Gilliam, Tracey Barrington, David Davis, Romel Lacson, Gary Uhl and Ursula Phoenix
- The development and administration of the Consumer Assessments of Care by New York State Office of Mental Health downstate facilities pp. 143-147

- Thomas Uttaro
- Improving process evaluations of correctional programs by using a comprehensive evaluation methodology pp. 149-161

- Jeffrey A. Bouffard, Faye S. Taxman and Rebecca Silverman
- An introduction to issues in the evaluation of educational technology: international perspectives pp. 163-168

- Ileana de la Teja, Radha Ganesan, Karin Lundgren-Cayrol and J. Michael Spector
- Evaluation and research for technology: not just playing around pp. 169-176

- Eva L. Baker and Harold F. O'Neil
- Information and communication technology: models of evaluation in France pp. 177-184

- Georges-Louis Baron and Eric Bruillard
- E-learning policies, practices and challenges in two Norwegian organizations pp. 185-192

- Anne Welle-Strand and Taran Thune
- Using a web-based course-management system: an evaluation of management tasks and time implications for the instructor pp. 193-201

- Gerard Gervedink Nijhuis and Betty Collis
- Combining assessment and research during development of large technology integration projects pp. 203-213

- Tiffany A. Koszalka and Barbara L. Grabowski
- An evaluation report of multimedia environments as cognitive learning tools pp. 215-224

- Norbert M. Seel and Katharina Schenk
Volume 26, issue 1, 2003
- Evaluation of a school-based sex education program for low income male high school students in Chile pp. 1-9

- Mónica Silva and Ines Ross
- Elimination of health disparities in racial/ethnic minority communities: developing data indicators to assess the progress of community-based efforts pp. 11-19

- Mark C. Edberg, Frank Y. Wong, Violet Woo and Tuei Doong
- Assessing the productivity of human service programs pp. 21-27

- Rex S. Green
- Encouraging the use of codes of behaviour in evaluation practice pp. 29-36

- Jenny Neale, John M. Owen and Debbie Small
- The TIPS evaluation project: a theory-driven approach to dissemination research pp. 45-47

- Kevin P. Mulvey, Susan W. Hayashi, Susan M. Hubbard, Andrea Kopstien and Judy Y. Huang
- Use of diffusion of innovations theory to drive a federal agency's program evaluation pp. 49-56

- Susan M. Hubbard and Susan W. Hayashi
- TIPs evaluation project retrospective study: wave 1 and 2 pp. 57-67

- Susan M. Hubbard and Kevin P. Mulvey
- A qualitative study of the treatment improvement protocols (TIPs): An assessment of the use of TIPs by individuals affiliated with the Addiction Technology Transfer Centers (ATTCs) pp. 69-79

- Susan W. Hayashi, Marcia Suzuki, Susan M. Hubbard, Judy Y. Huang and Anita M. Cobb
- TIPs evaluation project prospective study pp. 81-89

- Becky A. Melzer, Susan M. Hubbard and Judy Y. Huang
- Obtaining valid response rates: considerations beyond the tailored design method pp. 91-97

- Judy Y. Huang, Susan M. Hubbard and Kevin P. Mulvey
- Application of diffusion of innovations theory to the TIPs evaluation project results and beyond pp. 99-107

- Susan M. Hubbard, Judy Y. Huang and Kevin P. Mulvey
Volume 25, issue 4, 2002
- UNICEF and UNAIDS Evaluations of HIV/AIDS Programmes in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 315-107

- Peter Piot and Carol Bellamy
- Introduction pp. 317-327

- Mahesh Patel, Karen B. Allen, Robert Keatley and Urban Jonsson
- A meta-evaluation, or quality assessment, of the evaluations in this issue, based on the African Evaluation Guidelines: 2002 pp. 329-332

- Mahesh Patel
- Participatory action research on HIV/AIDS through a popular theatre approach in Tanzania pp. 333-339

- Bagamoyo College of Arts, Tanzania Theatre Centre, Richard Mabala and Karen B. Allen
- Qualitative evaluation of HIV/AIDS IEC activities in Madagascar pp. 341-345

- Andry Rakotonanahary, Zoary Rafransoa and Khaled Bensaid
- Stigma, HIV/AIDS and prevention of mother-to-child transmission in Zambia pp. 347-356

- Virginia Bond, Elaine Chase and Peter Aggleton
- Malawi goes to scale with anti-AIDS clubs and popular media pp. 357-363

- Piet Reijer, Miriam Chalimba and Abel Ayazikwa Nakwagala
- Monitoring and evaluation of loveLife's AIDS prevention and advocacy activities in South Africa, 1999-2001 pp. 365-376

- Jonathan Stadler and Lindiwe Hlongwa
- An impact evaluation of student teacher training in HIV/AIDS education in Zimbabwe pp. 377-385

- Tisa Chifunyise, Heather Benoy and Betty Mukiibi
- Zimbabwe's AIDS action programme for schools pp. 387-396

- Joan O'Donoghue
- Evaluation of HIV/AIDS peer education projects in Zambia pp. 397-407

- Armand Hughes-d'Aeth
- Cost-benefit analysis of a PMTCT program in Mozambique pp. 433-445

- Dimitri Peffer, Nafissa B. Osman and Paula Vaz
- Approaches to caring, essential elements for a quality service and cost-effectiveness in South Africa pp. 447-458

- Chris Desmond, Jeff Gow, Heidi Loening-Voysey, Theresa Wilson and Bridget Stirling
- Families, orphans and children under stress in Zimbabwe pp. 459-470

- Tim Lee, Geoff Foster, Choice Makufa and Sarah Hinton
- Greater involvement of people living with HIV/AIDS in South Africa pp. 471-479

- Janine Simon-Meyer and Dan Odallo
Volume 25, issue 3, 2002
- The utility of modeling in evaluation planning: the case of the coordination of domestic violence services in Maryland pp. 203-213

- Marina A. Adler
- Assessing and improving partnership relationships and outcomes: a proposed framework pp. 215-231

- Jennifer M. Brinkerhoff
- Building evaluation capacity in human service organizations: a case study pp. 233-243

- John F. Stevenson, Paul Florin, Dana Scott Mills and Marco Andrade
- The effects of training community leaders in prevention science: Communities That Care in Pennsylvania pp. 245-259

- Mark E. Feinberg, Mark T. Greenberg, D. Wayne Osgood, Amy Anderson and Leslie Babinski
- Increasing evaluation capacity within community-based HIV prevention programs pp. 261-269

- Deborah Gibbs, David Napp, David Jolly, Bonita Westover and Gary Uhl
- Measuring access to mental health care: a multi-indicator approach to program evaluation pp. 271-285

- John A. Pandiani, Steven M. Banks, Janet Bramley, Sheila Pomeroy and Monica Simon
- Evaluating admission alternatives in an outpatient substance abuse treatment program for adolescents pp. 287-294

- Bryan R. Garner, Susan H. Godley and Rodney R. Funk
- Defining and operationalizing `research-based' prevention: a critique (with case studies) of the US Department of Education's Safe, Disciplined and Drug-Free Schools Exemplary Programs pp. 295-302

- D. M. Gorman
- A cluster evaluation of Navy quality of life programs pp. 303-312

- Michael J. Schwerin, Paul G. Michael, Dale N. Glaser and Kara L. Farrar
Volume 25, issue 2, 2002
- Estimating the number of people eligible for health service use pp. 101-105

- Filip Smit, Dick Reinking and Maayke Reijerse
- The effects of skilled health attendants on reducing maternal deaths in developing countries: testing the medical model pp. 107-116

- Cynthia T. Cook
- Client preferences for STD/HIV prevention programs pp. 117-124

- Michael Hennessy, Michele M. Mercier, Samantha P. Williams and Janet N. Arno
- Lessons from the Broward County Mental Health Court Evaluation pp. 125-135

- Annette McGaha, Roger A. Boothroyd, Norman G. Poythress, John Petrila and Rhonda G. Ort
- Benefit-cost analysis of a modified therapeutic community for mentally ill chemical abusers pp. 137-148

- Michael French, Kathryn E. McCollister, Stanley Sacks, Karen McKendrick and George De Leon
- Special edition of the Journal of Evaluation and Program Planning pp. 149-150

- Dan Remenyi
- Sustained delivery of value: the role of leadership in long-term IS effectiveness pp. 151-158

- Frank Bannister
- Towards the formulation of a comprehensive framework for the evaluation of investments in sell-side e-commerce pp. 159-165

- Neil F. Doherty and Laurie McAulay
- Cost management of IT beyond cost of ownership models: a state of the art overview of the Dutch financial services industry pp. 167-173

- Henno van Maanen and Egon Berghout
- Evaluation of content activities in children's educational software pp. 175-182

- Norshuhada Shiratuddin and Monica Landoni
- A taxonomy of knowledge management software tools: origins and applications pp. 183-190

- Peter Tyndale
- A study of the total life cycle costs of an E-Commerce investment. A research in progress pp. 191-196

- Eoin Whelan and Fergal McGrath
Volume 25, issue 1, 2002
- Participatory program planning: including program participants and evaluators pp. 1-14

- Laura Nichols
- A participatory evaluation of an inner-city science enrichment program pp. 15-22

- Glenda Quintanilla and Thomas Packard
- The impact of school mapping in the development of education in Tanzania: an assessment of the experiences of six districts pp. 23-33

- Justinian C. J. Galabawa, Augustine Obeleagu Agu and Ichiro Miyazawa
- Simulations in evaluation of training: a medical example using standardised patients pp. 35-46

- L. A. Sanci, N. A. Day, C. M. M. Coffey, G. C. Patton and G. Bowes
- Integration of primary health care services: perceptions of Australian general practitioners, non-general practitioner health service providers and consumers at the general practice-primary care interface pp. 47-59

- Donna M. Southern, Doris Young, David Dunt, Natalie J. Appleby and Roy W. Batterham
- Measuring quality of life changes in individuals with chronic low back conditions: a back education program evaluation pp. 61-70

- Nancy Claiborne, Henry Vandenburgh, Trudy Millard Krause and Patrick Leung
- Ethical issues in cost-effectiveness analysis pp. 71-83

- Steven D. Pinkerton, Ana P. Johnson-Masotti, Arthur Derse and Peter M. Layde
- Positive functioning: does it add validity to maladaptive functioning items? pp. 85-93

- Marc Karver and Leonard Bickman
- An illustration of the need for situational responsiveness in technology-related evaluations pp. 95-100

- D. D. Williams and T. C. Wilson
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