Framework for Program Evaluation in Public Health
This CDC framework guides public health professionals in their use of program evaluation. It can be used as a practical tool designed to summarize and organize essential elements of program evaluation. Click here to view document (PDF)* Return to top.
Logic Model Development Guide
This W.K. Kellogg Foundation guide explains the underlying principles of "logic modeling" and how to use them to enhance program planning, implementation, and dissemination activities. Click here to view document (PDF)* Return to top.
Evaluation Handbook
This handbook released by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation provides a framework for thinking about evaluation as a relevant and useful program tool. Click here to view document (PDF)* Return to top.
Logic Model Basics
An interactive module to help program practitioners learn about and improve their use of logic models. (developed by University of Wisconsin-Extension) www.uwex.edu/ces/lmcourse/ Return to top.
Basics of Tobacco Control (BOTC) - Pathway to Change
Interactive modules provide information, strategies, and tools to help individuals and organizations with their tobacco control efforts. Modules may also be used to provide new hires with a comprehensive orientation to the tobacco control issue. www.ttac.org/botc/TTACindex.htm Return to top.
Intervention MICA
Intervention MICA (Missouri Information for Community Assessment) provides information, tools and resources to help you figure out how to prevent or decrease the number of people in your community who use tobacco. www.dhss.mo.gov/InterventionMICA/Tobacco/index.html Return to top.
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Health Communication
Simply Put
This CDC guide will help you translate complicated scientific and technical information into material that captures and keeps the interest of your intended readers. Click here to view document (PDF)* Return to top.
Quick Guide to Health Literacy
This guide, created by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, will give you the information you need to become an effective advocate for improved health literacy. It also provides user-friendly, action-oriented materials that can be easily referenced, reproduced, and shared with colleagues. Click here to view document (PDF)* Return to top.
Health Literacy Consulting
Website offers a free monthly newsletter and links to health literacy tips, articles and tools you can use to raise people's awareness about the importance of health literacy. www.healthliteracy.com Return to top.
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