Unit i introduction to evaluation ppt
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This document provides an introduction to health care evaluation and policy analysis. It defines key terms related to health, health care, health evaluation, and health economics. It outlines the learning objectives which are to introduce evaluation, explain its history and types, and understand its importance and process. Evaluation is important for assessing health services and improving decision making in health care resource allocation. The document discusses the different types of evaluations, including planning, formative, and summative evaluations.
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