Designing a Program Evaluation for a Multi-Organizational Intervention: The Minnesota Disability Health Options Project

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Title: Designing a Program Evaluation for a Multi-Organizational Intervention: The Minnesota Disability Health Options Project
Author(s): Palsbo, Susan E.; Parker, Pamela; Abery, Brian; Christianson, Craig
Keywords: disability; evaluation; MnDHO; quality
Issue Date: Jan-2004
Publisher: Center for Health Care Strategies
Citation: Palsbo SE, Parker P, Abery B, Christianson C. Designing a Program Evaluation for a Multi-Organizational Intervention: The Minnesota Disability Health Options Project. Resource Paper #256. Center for Health Care Strategies, Princeton NJ. Jan 2004.
Series/Report no.: Resource paper
256
Abstract: Minnesota’s Department of Human Services (DHS), the state Medicaid agency, designed a comprehensive program evaluation from the very start of its Minnesota Disability Health Options (MnDHO) project. This paper describes the process and presents the evaluation tools developed. We hope this will serve as a blueprint for other researchers and state regulatory agencies to prospectively construct their own evaluations at the time of program startup.
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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1920/417
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