Program Framework from Design and Implementation to Evaluation Outcomes
1. DESIGN
1.1 Planning
- Situation Context
- Risk Assessment
- Care Gap Assessment
- Program Goal
- Goals & Objectives
- Level of Prevention
2. IMPLEMENTATION
2.1 Process
- Inputs
- Strategies
- Resources
- Regulatory authorities
- Activities
- Communication
- Mitigation
- Surveillance
- Quality assurance
- Outputs
- Delivered
- Received
- Reached
- Quality control
3. EVALUATION
3.1 Outcomes
- Short-Term
- Knowledge
- Safe Use Behaviors
- Risk Characterization
- Long-Term
- Not explicitly defined
- Impact
- Health Outcome
Relationship Summary
This framework progresses in a linear sequence from Design → Implementation → Evaluation:
- The Design section establishes the foundation by defining the situation context and program goals.
- The Implementation section outlines how the program is carried out, including the resources used (inputs), the actions taken (activities), and what is produced (outputs).
- The Evaluation section measures the results of the implementation, beginning with short-term outcomes, followed by long-term outcomes (not explicitly defined), and culminating in overall impact (health outcome).
Each section builds on the previous one, moving from planning through execution to measured results.