This document discusses key aspects of stakeholder involvement, evaluation theories and frameworks like logic models, contextual factors to consider, and the importance of accuracy in evaluation. It notes that stakeholder identification and inclusion are important, and that evaluation frameworks should guide but not dictate evaluations. Contextual political, sociological, and economic factors must also be accounted for. Accuracy is essential to avoid issues like distortion, misconceptions, and unexplored differences.

1. AEA & Nursing Education
Module 6 Assignment 1

2. Stakeholder Involvement
•Identification of Stakeholders
•Inclusion of Stakeholders

3. Evaluation Theories/Frameworks
• Theory versus Framework
• Used as a guide
• Needs to fit the evaluation
• Logic Model
• Describes the program
• Focuses attention and resources
• Develop targeted communication
W. W. Kellogg Foundation, 1998
http://www.socialvelocity.net/tag/logic-model/

4. Contextual Factors
•Political
•Who is in charge
•Sociological
•Attitudes, Environment, Culture, Norms
•Economical
•How much? Who’s paying? What can be saved?

5. Importance of Accuracy
•Distortion
•Omission, Poor Communication, Bias
•Misconceptions
•Preconceived Ideas or Emotional investments
•Differences
•Not fully explored
Yarbourgh, Shulha, Hopson, & Caruthers, 2011, p. 157-158

6. Conclusion
•The University Setting
•The Hospital Setting
•Life